Introduction
Anatomy
Blood flow measuring techniques
Ocular perfusion pressure, IOP and the ocular Starling resistor effect
Ocular blood flow effects on IOP
Local control of ocular blood flow
Neural control of ocular blood flow
Summary

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Jeffrey W. Kiel received his Ph.D. in Physiology fromthe University ofTexas Health Science Center at San Antonio in 1987. His early research focused on gastrointestinal vascular regulation, and then in 1990 he changed directions and began studying the eye. He has worked on choroidal blood flow regulation, the role of ciliary blood flow in aqueous production and, most recently, on the regulation of episcleral venous pressure.

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