Do relationship between glycosylated hemoglobin A1c and ocular circulation by laser speckle flowgraphy in patients with/without diabetes mellitus?
Our results confirmed that HbA1c, even within the normal range, affected the blood flow in the ONH and choroid. LSFG may be a useful method to detect abnormalities of asymptomatic ocular circulation.
In patients with a malignant MCA infarction, pupillary abnormalities and severe brainstem compression may be present despite normal ICP values. Therefore, continuous ICP monitoring cannot substitute for close clinical and radiological follow-up in the management of these patients.