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Yuqi Gong1, Aolin Xiong1, Siyu Chen1

  • 1Department of Ophthalmology, Union Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China, 430000; School of Medicine, Jianghan University, Wuhan, China, 430056; Department of Ophthalmology, The Central Hospital of Wuhan, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China, 430014.

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カフェインの摂取は,フックス症候群ウヴェイチス (FUS) の目における冠状腺の血流を阻害し,冠状腺の厚さと血管性の低下を示します. 網膜の循環はあまり影響を受けず,FUS患者における血管反応の鈍化を示している.

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カフェイン カフェインコロイドの微循環が起こります.フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,フックス・ウエビチス症候群 (Fuchs uveitis syndrome) とは,光学コヘレンストモグラフィー アンジオグラフィー網膜の微循環が起こります.

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