1962
DOI: 10.1007/bf00146715
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The corneal thickness during perfusion of the anterior chamber with solutions of various tonicity

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“…3 This may be the reason that the nature of diurnal changes in tear osmolarity remains unclear and a subject of debate. 2528 Terry et al reported that the tear film is hypertonic during waking hours and that it is isotonic with the blood serum during sleep. 25 Uniacke et al found that tear osmolarity increased during the day, declined in the evening, and was isotonic with the blood serum during sleep.…”
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“…3 This may be the reason that the nature of diurnal changes in tear osmolarity remains unclear and a subject of debate. 2528 Terry et al reported that the tear film is hypertonic during waking hours and that it is isotonic with the blood serum during sleep. 25 Uniacke et al found that tear osmolarity increased during the day, declined in the evening, and was isotonic with the blood serum during sleep.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These data are consistent with the findings of von Bahr et al; they reported that there were no variations in tear osmolarity that were associated with sleep/wake cycles. 27,28 Dalton et al (Dalton KN, Jones LW. Optom Vis Sci 2005;82:E-abstract 055070) used a novel nanoliter osmometer to evaluate the tear osmolarities of a group of subjects that included both healthy people and dry eye patients.…”
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