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Novel classification of early-stage systemic hypertensive changes in human retina based on OCTA measurement of choriocapillaris

Takayama et al., 2018

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Takayama K
Kaneko H
Ito Y
Kataoka K
Iwase T
Yasuma T
Matsuura T
Tsunekawa T
Shimizu H
Suzumura A
Ra E
Akahori T
Terasaki H
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The traditional classification of hypertensive retinopathy was based on the Keith–Wagener– Barker (KWB) grading, which is a subjective scaling system, and it is difficult to distinguish between the first and second grades. Retinal and choroidal vasculatures are affected by …
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