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The study aims at evaluating the effect of smoking activity on anatomy and functionality of retinal blood vessels using optical coherence tomography angiography (OCT-A) and dynamic vessel analysis (DVA).
This is a low-risk, single-center, case-control, interventional clinical trial. Forty healthy subjects were enrolled: 20 healthy volunteers with regular daily tobacco activity (approximately 10 cigarettes per day for 5-10 years) and 20 healthy volunteers with no tobacco activity as controls.
Each subject underwent comprehensive ophthalmologic examination including OCT-A, DVA, and retinal vessel analysis (RVA) at baseline. Examinations were repeated for the smoking group at 3 and 30 minutes after smoking activity, and for controls at 8 and 35 minutes after baseline to assess examination variability.
The primary outcomes assessed changes in retinal perfusion and retinal vascular response after cigarette smoking compared to controls.
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