Yliopiston rehtori Kaarlo Hartiala 3/10 1972

Kirje 3.10.1972

Suurlähettiläs Max Jakobson 18/10 1972

Kirje 18.10.1972

Iowa African-American Journal, Spring 2005, Vol. 10, no. 4

Newsletter for the Iowa Commission on the Status of African-Americans

Iowa African-American Journal, Summer 2005, Vol. 10, no. 5

Newsletter for the Iowa Commission on the Status of African-Americans

Puukkomestari Setti Keränen 3/10 1972

Kirje 3.10.1972

Herra Lauri J. Mäki 10/4 1964

Kirje 10.4.1964

Budjetti vuodelle 1937, 10 Pl XIV luku

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Maaherra Uuno Hannula 10/4 1963

Kirje 10.4.1963

Statsminister Tage Erlander 13.10.1969

Kirje

Enregistrement des fluctuations de la pression intraoculaire sur 24 heures par une lentille de contact intégrant un capteur: tolérance et résultats chez 10 sujets sains

AbstractPurpose: to evaluate the tolerability, comfort and precision of the signal transmission of an ocular Sensor used for 24-hour intraocular pressure fluctuation monitoring in humans.Patients and methods: In this uncontrolled open trial involving 10 healthy volunteers an 8.7 mm radius prototype ocular telemetry Sensor (SENSIMED Triggerfish®, Lausanne, Switzerland) and an orbital bandage containing a loop antenna were applied and connected to a portable recorder after full eye examination. Best corrected visual acuity and position, surface wetting ability and mobility of the Sensor were assessed after 5 and 30 minutes, 4, 12 and 24 hours. Subjective wearing comfort was scored and activities documented in a logbook. After Sensor removal a full eye examination was repeated and the recorded signal analyzed.Results: The comfort score was high and did not fluctuate significantly over time. The mobility of the Sensor was limited across follow-up visits and its surface wetting ability remained good. Best corrected visual acuity was significantly reduced during Sensor wear and immediately after its removal (from 1.07 before, to 0.85 after, P-value 0.008). Three subjects developed a mild, transient corneal abrasion. In all but one participant we obtained usable data of a telemetric signal recording with sufficient sensitivity to depict ocular pulsation.Conclusions: This 24-hour- trial has encouraging results on the tolerability and functionality of the ocular telemetric Sensor for intraocular pressure fluctuation monitoring. Further studies with different Sensor radii conducted on a larger study population are needed to improve comfort, precision and interpretation of the telemetric signal.

Budjetti vuodelle 1937, 10 Pl VI luku

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