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In nine out of 15 eyes with central serous retinopathy verified by fluoroangiography raised Pm. ophth. values were found. The average value of deviations obtained in these 15 eyes was significantly higher than in 30 controls. A possible correlation between central serous retinopathyl and increased peripheral cerebral flow resistance is discussed.
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