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This study describes a novel MRI application to image basal blood flow, physiologically induced blood-flow changes, and the effects of isoflurane concentration on blood flow in the retina. Continuous arterial-spin-labeling technique with a separate neck coil for spin labeling was used to image blood flow of the rat retina at 90×90×1500-μm resolution. The average blood flow of the whole retina was 6.3±1.0 ml/g/min under 1% isoflurane, consistent with the high blood flow in the retina reported using other techniques. Blood flow is relatively constant along the length of the retina, except it dipped slightly around the optic nerve head and dropped significantly at the distal edges where the retina terminates. Hyperoxia (100% O2) decreased blood flow 25± 6% relative to baseline (air) due to vasoconstriction. Hypercapnia (5% CO2 +21% O2) increased blood flow 16±6% due to vasodilation. Increasing isoflurane (a potent vasodilator) concentration to 1.5% increased blood flow to 9.3±2.7 ml/g/min. Blood-flow signals were confirmed to be genuine by repeating measurements after the animals were sacrificed in the MRI scanner. This study demonstrates a proof of concept that quantitative blood flow of the retina can be measured using MRI without depth limitation. Blood-flow MRI has the potential to provide unique insights into retinal physiology, serve as an early biomarker for some retinal diseases, and could complement optically based imaging techniques.
Blood flow in the retina is tightly regulated and intricately coupled to basal metabolic function under normal physiological conditions (Riva et al., 2005). Perturbations of basal blood flow and its coupling to metabolic function have been implicated in many retinal diseases, such as retinal ischemia and diabetic retinopathy, which could lead to acute or gradual loss of vision. The retina is a part of the central nervous system and it is nourished by two different vascular supplies, namely, the retinal and choroidal circulations (Harris et al., 1998). Retinal vessels are found on the surface of the retina and embedded in the ganglion cell layer and the inner nuclear layer. Choroidal vessels are located behind the outer nuclear layer, underneath the retinal pigmented epithelium.
Blood flow in the retina has been studied using microsphere techniques (Wang et al., 2007), fluorescein angiography (Preussner et al., 1983), indocyanin-green angiography (Guyer et al., 1993), laser Doppler flowmetry (LDF) (Formaz et al., 1997), and laser speckle imaging (Cheng and Duong, 2007) (reviewed in Riva et al., 2005). These techniques have made remarkable contributions to our understanding of normal retinal physiology and pathophysiology. Microsphere techniques require the animals to be sacrificed but provide quantitative blood-flow values, whereas the other techniques mentioned above are optically based and non-invasive but measure only qualitative blood flow, predominantly in large surface vessels which may not accurately reflect local tissue perfusion. Measuring blood flow in the choroidal vessels using optical techniques is difficult because the choroidal vessels are hidden from view by the retinal pigment epithelium. Optically based imaging techniques also have limited field of view constrained by illumination angle. Moreover, optical scattering and disease-induced opacity of the vitreous humor, cornea and lens, such as vitreal hemorrhage and cataract, could hamper efficacy of optically based retinal imaging techniques.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), in contrast, is a non-invasive imaging method that provides in vivo structural, physiological (i.e., blood flow and oxygenation), and functional information without depth limitation. Blood flow can be imaged by using an exogenous intravascular contrast agent or by magnetically labeling the endogenous water in blood (Calamante et al., 2002 for review). The latter, commonly referred to as the arterial spin-labeling (ASL) technique, is widely utilized to measure quantitative basal blood flow and dynamic blood-flow changes associated with functional stimulations in the brain (Calamante et al., 2002). ASL MRI is more sensitive to blood flow in small vessels and provides a measure of tissue perfusion, as opposed to large vessels. The main drawback of MRI is that it has lower spatial resolution compared to optical imaging techniques.
Advances in MRI technologies over the past decade have significantly improved spatial resolution and sensitivity. MRI has recently been applied to investigate structures of the retina (Berkowitz et al., 2006; Cheng et al., 2006; Shen et al., 2006), as well as changes in tissue oxygenation using blood-oxygen-level-dependent (BOLD) functional MRI associated with physiologic (Cheng et al., 2006) and visual (Duong et al., 2002) stimulation in the retina. Changes in layer thickness and BOLD functional MRI responses to physiologic challenges in an animal model of retinitis pigmentosa in which the photoreceptors progressively degenerate have also been reported (Cheng et al., 2006). These studies together demonstrated that high-resolution MRI of the retina is feasible. Signal-to-noise ratio of blood-flow MRI is, however, two orders of magnitude lower than that of the typical anatomical and functional MRI in part because the blood volume in the central nervous system is only 3–5% of total tissue volume. While basal blood flow, stimulus-evoked, and pathology-induced blood-flow changes have been well described in the brain (Calamante et al., 2002), blood-flow MRI application in the retina has not yet been demonstrated because very high spatial resolution is needed to visualize the thin retina of only 267 μm thick, including the choroid (Cheng et al., 2006).
This study explored the feasibility of imaging blood flow in the rat retina using MRI at 90×90×1500-μm resolution without depth limitation. Blood-flow measurements were made using the highly sensitive continuous ASL technique with a separate neck coil for spin labeling and the snap-shot echo-planar-imaging acquisition. Quantitative basal blood flow, physiologically induced blood-flow changes, and the effects of isoflurane concentration on blood flow were investigated in the normal retinas.
Experiments were performed on normal adult male Sprague–Dawley rats (350–400 g, N=6) anesthetized with 1% isoflurane, paralyzed with pancuronium bromide (3 mg/kg first dose, 1 mg/kg/h, ip), and mechanically ventilated. Measurements were also made using 1.5% isoflurane on another group of animals (N=4). End-tidal CO2 (Surgivet capnometer, Waukesha, WI), heart rate and arterial oxygen saturation (Nonin-8600, Plymouth, MN), and rectal temperature (Digisense, Cole Palmer, Vernon Hills, IL) were continuously monitored and maintained within normal physiological ranges. Non-invasive end-tidal CO2 values were previously calibrated against invasive blood-gas samplings under identical setting. To avoid being invasive on all animals, femoral arteries were catheterized only in some animals for blood-gas sampling for routine assessment. All sampled blood gases and physiological parameters were within normal physiological ranges unless purposefully altered.
Hyperoxic (100% O2) and hypercapnic (5% CO2, 21% O2, balance N2) challenges were used to modulate blood flow. Ambient air was used as baseline. Images were acquired continuously for 6 min during baseline and 6 min during hyperoxic or hypercapnic challenge. A break of 10–15 min intervals was given between trials. Typically, 2–3 trials of both hyperoxia and hypercapnia were studied on the same animal and the presentation order of different physiologic challenges was random, with the entire study lasting ~3 h including animal preparation.
MRI studies were performed on a Bruker 7-Tesla/30-cm magnet and a 40 G/cm B-GA12 gradient insert (Bruker, Billerica, MA). Rats were placed onto a head holder consisting of ear and tooth bars. A small circular surface coil (inner diameter ~7 mm) was placed on the left eye. A butterfly neck coil, built into the animal holder, was placed at the neck position for continuous arterial spin labeling (Williams et al., 1992; Shen et al., 2005). The two coils were actively decoupled. Magnetic field homogeneity was optimized using FASTMAP shimming with an isotropic voxel encompassing the entire eye.
Scout anatomical images at three orthogonal axes were acquired to guide placement of a single mid-axial imaging slice bisecting the center of the eye and the optic nerve head. Blood-flow MRI was acquired using the continuous ASL technique (Williams et al., 1992; Shen et al., 2005) with four-segment, gradient-echo echo-planar imaging (EPI). Paired images were acquired in an interleaved fashion—one with arterial spin labeling and the other without spin labeling. Continuous arterial spin labeling employed a 2.9-s square RF pulse to the labeling coil in the presence of 1.0 G/cm gradient along the flow direction. The sign of the frequency offset was switched for non-labeled images. The labeling plane is perpendicular to the flow direction at the neck position. The other MRI parameters were: field of view FOV = 11.5 × 11.5 mm, matrix 128 × 128 (90 × 90 μm), slice thickness=1.5 mm, a repetition time (TR)=3.0 s per segment (90° flip angle), and echo time (TE)=14 ms. The total time for each trial was 6 min baseline and 6 min physiologic stimulations.
Image analysis employed codes written in Matlab (MathWorks Inc., Natick, MA) and STIMULATE software (University of Minnesota). All reported values and error bars on graphs were in mean± SD. All statistical tests employed Student t-test with P<0.05 indicating statistical significance. Basal blood-flow data were derived from the data obtained during baseline of the physiologic stimulations.
Images were acquired in time series, and corrected for motion and drift before averaging pixel-by-pixel off-line as described previously (Cheng et al., 2006).
Blood-flow signals (SCBF) with intensity in units of ml/g/min were calculated pixel-by-pixel using SCBF = λ/T1 [(SC − SL)/(SL + (2α−1)SC)] (Shen et al., 2005), where SC and SL are signal intensities of the control and labeled images, respectively. λ is the water tissue-blood partition coefficient and was taken to be 0.9 (Herscovitch and Raichle, 1985). Brain T1 of 1.8 s at 7 T was used (Barbier et al., 2005). α, the arterial spin-labeling efficiency, was measured to be 0.8 (Shen et al., 2005).
Percent-change color maps for display purpose were obtained using cross-correlation analysis with >90% confidence level by matching the blood-flow signal time courses to the expected stimulus paradigm. Percent-change color maps were overlaid on blood-flow images. A minimal cluster size of 2 contiguous pixels was further imposed with a resultant P 0.01.
To objectively analyze blood-flow data and minimize partial-volume effect (PVE), automated profile analysis (Cheng et al., 2006) was performed instead of region-of-interest analysis as previously described. Briefly, the retina was first detected using an edge-detection technique. Radial projections perpendicular to the vitreous boundary were then obtained with (3×) spatial interpolation. Some interpolations were necessary for the profile analysis to be completely automated and such spatial interpolation was previously confirmed not to significantly alter peak width and height (Cheng et al., 2006). Blood-flow values for the entire retinal thickness were determined as a function of distance from the optic nerve head. Blood-flow profiles were also plotted across the thickness of the retina and averaged along the entire length of the retina. Blood-flow values were taken at the peaks of the profiles.
A cartoon of a rat eye, depicting the retina, cornea, vitreous, ciliary body, and sclera is shown in Fig. 1. Phantom and in vivo experiments showed that drift and motion artifacts across time series were <1 pixel in the retina, indicative of stability of blood-flow measurements (see Discussion for details).
Quantitative basal blood-flow images (Fig. 2) showed that blood-flow values in the retina and the ciliary body were the highest, whereas blood flow in the lens, cornea, and vitreous were within noise level. Blood flow was confirmed as the source of the signals by repeating measurements after rats were sacrificed in the scanner. Blood-flow images of the post-mortem animals revealed no statistically significant blood-flow contrast in the retina (Fig. 2C, average: 0.03±0.01 ml/g/min, N=3). Fig. 3 shows the group-average blood flow as a function of distance from the optic nerve head. Blood flow is relatively constant across the length of the retina, except it dipped slightly at the optic nerve head and dropped significantly at the distal edges where the retina terminates.
Physiological stimuli evoked robust blood-flow changes in the retina. Fig. 4 shows the blood-flow percent-change maps associated with hyperoxia and hypercapnia from one representative animal. Hyperoxia decreased blood flow, whereas hypercapnia increased blood flow. To avoid bias of using region-of-interest analysis, blood-flow profiles across the thickness of the retina (from sclera to vitreous) before and during physiologic challenges were analyzed (Fig. 5). Blood flow in the retina was markedly above noise level as indicated by the negligible blood-flow values in the vitreous and sclera on either side of the peak. The group-average full-width at half maximum (FWHM) of the blood-flow profile was 181±23 μm. This is not the same as the anatomical thickness of the retina (267±31 μm, including the choroid) reported previously (Cheng et al., 2006). Group-averaged basal blood flow and blood-flow changes due to hyperoxia and hypercapnia are summarized in Table 1.
To further demonstrate the sensitivity of the technique, blood-flow measurements were also made at two different isoflurane concentrations in air. Blood flow increased from 6.3±1.0 ml/g/min under 1.0% isoflurane to 9.3±2.7 ml/g/min under 1.5% isoflurane (P=0.006) (Table 1).
This study reports a proof-of-concept that quantitative basal blood flow, and physiologically induced and isoflurane-induced blood-flow changes in the retina can be imaged using the arterial spin-labeling technique. The unique advantages of MRI blood-flow measurements are: (1) non-invasive, (2) without depth limitation, and (3) quantitative which allows comparison across animals. MRI thus has the potential to provide a valuable tool to study how blood flow is regulated in the retina and how retinal diseases may affect blood flow and the tissue they subserve.
Proper interpretation of MRI blood-flow data requires careful consideration of three major potential issues, namely, drift and movement artifact, assumptions in blood-flow calculation, and partial-volume effects.
High-resolution blood-flow imaging of the retina is more susceptible to potential drift and movement artifacts because: (i) High-resolution imaging pulse sequence is more demanding on the magnetic field gradient, which could lead to temperature-induced frequency and signal drift. The exact sources of this temperature-dependent drift could come from the gradient per se, cryostat and/or passive shims. (ii) The relatively small pixel size compared to conventional brain MRI could be more sensitive to drift. (iii) The thin retina is bounded by the sclera and the vitreous which have very different signal intensities than the retina. Mis-registration of the time-series images could thus lead to significant errors. (iv) Finally, ASL blood-flow MRI requires subtraction of paired images and is thus more susceptible to motion that may occur between acquisitions of the paired images.
To address these potential issues, phantom studies were performed to distinguish potential hardware-related from animal-related instability. The second-order Z2 shims which generally have a long time constant to reach steady state were observed to cause majority of the temperature-induced drift in the MRI signals on phantoms. The solution was either to leave the high-order shim currents on at the typical values overnight or avoid using second-order shims (third-order shims were not explored). Consequently, hardware-related instability was essentially eliminated. In regard to animal preparation, the combination of isoflurane anesthetic and pancuronium paralytic has been previously demonstrated to yield stable animal preparation over similarly long imaging time (Cheng et al., 2006).
To ensure in vivo MRI data were free of significant movement and drift artifacts, the following evaluations were performed. All images were acquired in time series and co-registered if needed before additional data processing (i.e., signal averaging and cross-correlation analysis). Time-loop movies and center-of-mass time courses were evaluated. Signal time courses were also evaluated to ensure no sudden jump or significant drift. These evaluations provided sensitive indicators because signal contamination from either side of the retina due to mis-registration would markedly affect signal intensities.
Quantitative blood-flow measurements are generally difficult and all quantitative blood-flow techniques, including the commonly used MRI, positron emission tomography, hydrogen clearance, and microsphere techniques, have their own strengths and limitations. The continuous ASL technique applied herein has the following limitations. Blood-flow calculation used the blood-tissue partition coefficient (λ) of the brain (Herscovitch and Raichle, 1985) because blood-tissue partition coefficient in the retina has not been measured. This is, however, justified because the retina is part of the central nervous system. In addition, brain T1 was used in the blood-flow calculation. Preliminary measurements showed that retina T1 is similar to brain T1 (unpublished data). T2 and apparent diffusion coefficient the retina have been reported to be similar to those of the brain (Shen et al., 2006). Labeling duration was 2.9 s which is significantly longer than tissue T1 and thus the continuous ASL condition was satisfied. The effect of transit time in the rat retina was justly ignored because the transit time is sufficiently short (ca. ~200 ms) compared to blood T1, as it is the case for calculating cerebral blood flow in rats. While there is no gold standard to validate quantitative blood flow obtained with MRI, blood-flow MRI has been cross-validated with PET and autoradiographic techniques in the brain. Improving accuracy of quantitative blood-flow MRI remains an active area of research.
While the MRI spatial resolution is high compared to those typically employed for rat brain imaging, PVE due to the thin retina could potentially be significant. Given the thin retina of 267 μm (Cheng et al., 2006), the in-plane resolution of 90×90 μm yielded ~3 pixels across the retinal thickness. This resolution prevented reliable analysis of blood flow in different layers within the retina. Future studies will need to improve spatial resolution and sensitivity to differentiate blood flow between the retinal and choroidal vasculature. Nonetheless, the current spatial resolution is sufficient to robustly measure total blood flow and blood-flow changes across the entire retinal thickness.
Blood flow in the retina and the ciliary body was high whereas blood flow in the cornea and vitreous was essentially absent or within noise level. These results are consistent with those reported using microsphere technique (Alm and Bill, 1973). Blood-flow signals in the lens and the ocular muscle appeared "noisier" than those in the vitreous and the retina in both live and post-mortem animals (Fig. 2). This is because of the short T2* in the lens, and the relatively low blood flow in the ocular muscle which results in poorer signal-to-noise ratio of the EPI, leading to "division" errors in the blood-flow calculation. Nonetheless, these "noisy" pixels averaged to zero post-mortem.
Basal blood flow of the retina, including the choroid, under 1% isoflurane (6.3±1.0 ml/g/min) is markedly higher than cerebral blood flow, which have been reported to be 0.9±0.13 ml/g/min (Liu et al., 2004) and 1.1±0.04 ml/g/min (Sicard and Duong, 2005) under essentially identical experimental conditions. The blood-flow values reported at current spatial resolution are a weighted average of the retinal and choroidal blood flow. Retinal blood flow is similar to cerebral blood flow in the gray matter whereas choroidal blood flow is about 10 times higher than cerebral blood flow using microsphere technique in monkeys (Alm and Bill, 1973). Another microsphere study in rats also reported that choroidal blood flow is 9.5 times higher than retinal blood flow (Wang et al., 2007). Microsphere techniques typically report blood flow in units of ml/min and thus direct quantitative comparison is difficult. The overall blood flow in the retina herein is heavily weighted by that of the choroid. High choroidal blood flow appears to be in excess of local metabolic requirements, and may be necessary to maintain a large oxygenation gradient (Linsenmeier and Padnick-Silver, 2000) and to dissipate heat produced by light (Parver, 1980; Parver et al., 1982).
Blood flow showed a weak spatial dependence as a function of distance from the optic nerve head (note that rat does not have a fovea). Blood flow dipped slightly at the optic nerve head relative to its immediate surrounding. This may appear to contradict the notion that the optic nerve head is densely populated by large arteries and veins. However, the ASL technique is mostly sensitive to smaller vessels (such as arterioles, capillaries and venules) because the short transit time in rat allows the bolus of magnetically tagged water spins to exit large arteries when image acquisition occurs and most of the T1-based blood-flow contrast is attenuated when blood reaches large draining veins (Duong et al., 2001; Calamante et al., 2002). Thus, it is not surprising that blood flow in the optic nerve head measured by the ASL technique is similar to, or even lower than, its surrounding tissue. Moreover, stimulus-evoked blood-flow changes are expected to be negligible in large veins and arteries compared to smaller vessels because these large vessels are known not to significantly vasoreact to blood-flow modulators such as CO2 and stimuli to increase neural activity. Improved blood-flow sensitivity to smaller vessels is advantageous because blood flow in smaller vessels reflects more accurately local tissue perfusion.
Blood flow was observed to drop significantly at the distal edges of the retina, consistent with those reported previously (Alm and Bill, 1973). This is expected because the retina terminates at the distal edges where it has less metabolic and blood-flow demands compared to the central part of the retina. To our knowledge, this is the first in vivo blood-flow measurement along the entire length of the retina in vivo, in contrast to the optically based imaging techniques which have limited field of view constrained by illumination angle.
Neurovascular coupling of blood flow, metabolism, and function in the brain has been well described. Experimental evidence of such coupling in the retina has only been reported recently. For example, flickering light increases blood flow in optic nerve head as detected by LDF (Riva et al., 1991). Physiologic stimuli with oxygen or carbogen modulate tissue oxygenation as measured by oxygen polarographic electrodes (Yu et al., 2000). Visual stimulation modulates optical absorption as detected by intrinsic optical imaging (Nelson et al., 2005; Tso et al., 2006). Physiologically evoked changes in blood flow were recently reported by laser speckle imaging with large FOV (Cheng and Duong, 2007). Physiologically evoked (Cheng et al., 2006) and visually evoked (Duong et al., 2002) changes of blood oxygenation in the retina can be detected by BOLD functional MRI.
Oxygen inhalation causes vasoconstriction, resulting in blood-flow reduction of 25±6%. Given our spatial resolution, the blood-flow percent change is a weighted average of the changes in the retinal and choroidal vasculatures. Oxygen breathing has been reported to decrease retinal blood flow by 30% using Heidelberg Retina Flowmeter (Sternn et al., 1997), 36% using blue-field entoptic technique (Fallon et al., 1985), and 60% using LDF (Trokel, 1965; Eperson et al., 1975; Riva et al., 1983). In contrast, inhalation of oxygen has little or no effect on choroidal blood flow in the macular region (Riva et al., 1994; Schmetterer et al., 1995; Schmetterer et al., 1996). Taken together, the measured blood-flow changes by MRI are nonetheless sensitive to changes in retinal vasculature, although basal blood flow is weighted heavily by the high basal blood flow in the choroid which does not vasoreacts to hyperoxia.
In the brain, oxygen inhalation in awake humans elicits only 13% cerebral blood-flow reduction (Kety and Schmidt, 1948). Given that the blood-flow change is a weighted average of the retinal and choroidal vasculatures and the choroid does not significantly respond to hyperoxia, hyperoxia-induced vasoconstriction in the retinal vessels appears to be significantly stronger than that in the brain vessels.
Hypercapnic (5% CO2 in air) inhalation causes vasodilation, resulting in a blood-flow increase of 16±6%. While there are some evidence that hypercapnia elicits vasodilation in both retinal and choroid blood vessels using LDF and microsphere techniques (Alm and Bill, 1972a,b; Friedman and Chandra, 1972; Cioffi et al., 2003), their literatures are sparse and inconsistent. Inhalation of 10% CO2 in air showed no significant vasodilation in the retinal vessels (Frayser and Hickam, 1964). Inhalation of carbogen (95% O2 +5% CO2) increased choroid blood flow by 12.5±11.7% with large inter-subject variations (Geiser et al., 2000). At higher CO2 concentrations, however, retinal blood flow was observed to increase 240% and choroidal blood flow was observed to increase 150% (arterial pCO2 =80.9 mm Hg, which we estimated to be >15% CO2) (Alm and Bill, 1972a). Our results indicate that there is consistent and significant blood-flow increase with 5% CO2 inhalation in the overall retina. These discrepancies could be due to differences in techniques and their signal sources and require further investigation.
In the rat brain, hypercapnic (5% CO2 in air) inhalation increased cerebral blood flow by 25% (Sicard et al., 2003b) and 52% (Sicard and Duong, 2005) in rats under essentially identical experimental conditions (except the animals breathed spontaneously). The difference between spontaneous breathing in previous study of the rat brains and mechanical ventilation in this study could not explain the difference in response magnitude because animals under spontaneous breathing increase respiration rate which should slightly reduce blood CO2 (Sicard and Duong, 2005). Similar hypercapnia-induced changes in cerebral blood flow in awake humans and animals under different anesthetics have also been reported in the literatures, although quantitative comparison is less informative due to differences in experimental conditions. In short, hypercapnia-induced blood-flow increase appears to be smaller in the retina than in the brain. This may be due to the high basal choroidal blood flow, which could reduce head room for additional vasodilation (Sicard and Duong, 2005). The use of isoflurane could further accentuate this effect.
Isoflurane was observed to have profound effects on blood flow in the retina. Blood flow in the retina under 1.0% isoflurane was 6.3±1.0 ml/g/min and it increased to 9.3±2.7 ml/g/min under 1.5% isoflurane (48% increase). This is consistent with the notion that isoflurane is a known vasodilator (Matta et al., 1999) which has been well documented in the brain. In fact, cerebral blood flow under ~1% isoflurane (1.27±0.29 ml/g/min) is higher than awake restrained conditions (0.86±025 ml/g/min) in the same animals (Sicard et al., 2003a). Increasing isoflurane concentration from 1% to 2% increases cerebral blood flow from 0.87±0.27 to 1.31±0.30 ml/g/min in the same animals (Duong and Kim, 2000). Isoflurane appears to have overall similar vasodilatory effects on vessels in the retina as in the brain, although differential effects on retinal and choroidal vessels may exist and remain to be investigated.
Finally, we would like to reiterate that caution must be exercised when comparing blood-flow measurements among LDF, microsphere, and MRI techniques because they have different signal sources. Microsphere techniques may be susceptible to postmortem artifacts and the reported blood-flow values may vary depending on microsphere size and concentration (Kuznetsova et al., 1998). LDF measures a single point and is likely more sensitive to large vessels. Retinal blood flow measured using LDF is contaminated by choroidal blood flow to some extent because of its lack of depth resolution, and choroid blood flow is limited to the macular region where retinal vessels are absent. Blood-flow MRI measures a larger area and is more sensitive to smaller vessels, but takes significantly longer to acquire and has lower spatial resolution compared to some optically based imaging techniques. At the current spatial resolution, the measured blood flow is a weighted average of retinal and choroid vasculature. Non-invasive blood-flow MRI has no depth limitation and, thus, has the unique potential to image layer-specific blood flow if higher spatial resolution can be achieved.
In summary, we demonstrate a proof of principle that quantitative basal blood flow in the thin retina and its responses to physiologic stimuli can be reliably imaged using non-invasive, high-resolution MRI without depth limitation. Future studies will focus on improving spatial resolution to distinguish lamina-specific blood flow in the retinal and choroidal vasculature, and to investigate visually evoked blood-flow responses. MRI has the potential to provide unique information on how blood flow is regulated and how retinal diseases may affect blood flow and the neural tissues they subserve. While the non-invasive nature of MRI could streamline human applications, much work remains to be done before clinical applications can be contemplated. Nonetheless, this technique should readily provide a valuable tool to study retinal diseases in animal models.
The authors thank Dr. Qiang Shen, PhD, for help with the ASL technique. This work was supported by the NIH/NEI (R01EY014211), VISN7 Career Development Award from the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Ophthalmology Core grant (P30 EY006360). The Yerkes Imaging Center is supported in part by the NCRR (P51 RR00165).
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Time to bond: Dylan (left) and his younger brother Gavin taking their time to choose the toys and books in Makasih Toy Library. - Photo by SAM THAM
THE Makasih Toy Library has opened up a whole new world of discovery for children with special needs.
The space may be small but the lending library is stacked wall-to-wall with about 500 toys and books specially purchased to aid in their physical, emotional, mental and social development.
The toys, which cost tens of thousands of ringgit, are classified according to 11 categories including gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination and imaginative play.
The library, which was set up four years ago, now serves about 83 children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Down Syndrome, Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyper Disorder (ADD/ADHD) or developmental delays.
Grace Lim and her son Dylan Goh, eight, who was born with ASD, have been going to the library managed by the City Discipleship Presbyterian Church ever since it first opened in Subang Jaya in 2010.
While Gavin actively invented new ways to use the toys, Dylan would carefully inspect every inch of the toy and calmly pick the ones he wanted to take home.
Makasih has evolved to become more than a library. It has also introduced monthly play groups supervised by about 15 volunteers who are church members trained by Malaysian Care.
The siblings of special needs children are also welcome.
Lim said the play group had helped Dylan improve his communication skills while strengthening the bond between him and Gavin.
"The three-hour-long structured play group has been wonderful.
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She added that the toy library had helped tremendously as children need a flow of different educational toys, books and equipment to stimulate them.
"These toys are hard to find and beyond the means of most parents,'' she added.
Jocelyn Abdullah from Klang also goes to the library regularly with her nine-year-old son who has autism .
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"The support we receive has made a big difference because therapeutic toys for special children can be very expensive.
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"I have two older boys and it is great for them to learn to interact with their brother and others with special needs," she said.
Makasih has become a sanctuary not only for the children but also their parents, said Makasih chairman Yee Siew Meng.
"It gives parents a respite from their duties as caregivers and an opportunity to recharge.
"Some families have broken up because of the stress and financial burden of having a special child.
"We not only provide a service but a listening ear.
"We have had temporary volunteers who have stayed on and built a special relationship with these children," he noted.
"We wanted to do something meaningful to help the children and their parents," said John.
In the future, Makasih hopes to provide additional services for parents such as counselling. It has also been organising regular talks on related topics for parents.
The idea of setting up the toy library was mooted by Subang Jaya assemblyman Hannah Yeoh, who is proud of what has been achieved.
"We have and will continue to give RM20,000 yearly to the library,'' she said, adding that the library had helped parents become better caregivers.
Makasih Toy Library is open on the first three Saturdays of every month with a yearly RM30 membership fee while play groups are conducted once monthly on the first Saturday.
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And I thought I couldn't get more hyped for this movie. Marvel proves me wrong once again. According to an exclusive from The Hollywood Reporter, Michael B. Jordan is joining Ryan Coogler's Black Panther movie. As of this moment, he and Chadwick Boseman are the only actors confirmed for the Wakandan King's first solo outing, but surely more famous faces will start coming out of the woodwork in the months to come. Just yesterday we learned that Lupita Nyong'o (Jungle Book, Star Wars: The Force Awakens) is in negotiations for the movie as well. Another dazzling actor to join T'Challa on the silver screen, if she does end up taking the role.
This film will be the 3rd that Coogler and Jordan have worked on together, the first two being the drama Fruitvale Station and the Rocky sort of sequel Creed. Both films were brilliant and definitely help us block out the fact that poor MBJ ended up in a movie as disappointing as Josh Trank's Fantastic Four. However, Creed showed us with the right director and story he can do wonders on the big screen.
At the moment it is unclear who Jordan will play, however one source told THR that MBJ could be a villain. But considering they said could be and Marvel has yet to confirm or deny this fact, take this news with a grain of salt. But it doesn't really matter if he's a villain or not. The dream team is back together! And that can only mean good things. What do you think? Match made in heaven or can lightning not strike more than twice? Talk about it in the comments and make sure to like, share, and follow Sprom for more news on the Black Panther solo movie and more in the world of movie news.
The Black Panther solo movie is set to come out February 8th, 2018, but you can get your first taste of T'Challa in Captain America: Civil War. That is currently in theaters and we even reviewed it! You can find that here: https://spromblog.wordpress.com/2016/05/09/captain-america-civil-war-non-spoiler-review/
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4631 S Mediterranean Circle, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$2,50068 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10334941
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1718Community: Trevi At The GardensPool: NoTownhouse, Unfurnished
Restrictions: No Pets
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Remarks: SO EASY TO CALL THIS TH HOME!! Beautiful TH with wonderful wood floors, Granite and 42'' kitchen cabinets, SS Appliances, Window Decor. Walk in Master Closet. All bedroom closets with new shelving system. Master Bath with Shower and Soaking Tub. Convenient Laundry Room on the Second Floor. Ceiling Fans, Smoke Detectors. Nice rear patio and fenced in backyard area. Only 1 Car Garage included for tenants use. Trevi has a nice pool area. So close to 95, Turnpike, ABACOA and Future UTC complex.FIRST. LAST and DOUBLE SECURITY DEP REQ. CREDIT SCORE MINIMUM of 650. HOA APPROVAL REQ.ABSOLUTELY NO PETS.ABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING !
Listing is courtesy of: Paradise Real Estate International
541 Prestwick Circle Unit 541, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$4,00069 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10334624
Bed: 3 Bath: 3.0 Gar: 1.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 2105Community: Pga NationalPool: NoTownhouse, Furnished
Restrictions: No Pets,No Smoking,No Truck/RV,Tenant Approval
Elementary School: Timber Trace Elementary School
Remarks: Golfer's Dream location! This stunning, bright, updated home in PGA National has an awesome view of the famous Champ Golf Course, home to the Honda Classic. You will fall in love with the open interior, volume ceilings, huge windows, sliding glass doors and peaceful green views. The kitchen is upgraded with an eat-in area and pass through to dining room. The bedrooms are all very spacious and 2 have their own private bathroom. The large screened-in patio is great for entertaining or relaxing. The house is well equipped with everything needed to enjoy the wonderful South Florida Lifestyle. Palm Beach Gardens is centrally located to the airport, beaches, parks, shopping, movie theaters and a plethora of dining opportunities. Come home to Paradise!
Listing is courtesy of: Mirsky Realty Group LLC
13158 La Lique Court, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
$2,80069 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10334441
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 2.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1719Community: Crystal PointePool: YesSingle Family, Furnished
Restrictions: Interview Required,No Smoking,No Truck/RV,Restrictions,Tenant Approval
Elementary School: None
Remarks: Charming, private, lakeside 3-bedroom home available for either long or short term rental. Conveniently located to local beaches, shopping and dining. Crystal Pointe offers 24-hour manned gate, pool, fitness center, community room, tennis and basketball courts, children's playground and sidewalks. Enjoy this the open living area floor plan, vaulted ceiling, eat-in kitchen, private pool and fenced one of the several lakes. This home also features a large master bedroom and bath with walk-in closets,access to pool and patio as well as 2 additional bedrooms, laundry room, 2-car garage. Master and guest bedroom will have brand new bedroom furniture. Currently 3rd bedroom used as den. Tenant is responsible for credit/background check, 13% tourist tax and administrative fee, exit cleaning fee.
Listing is courtesy of: Illustrated Properties
2401 Heather Run Terrace, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$5,50069 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10334398
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 1.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1614Community: Pga Resort Community Of Heather RunPool: NoVilla, Furnished,Turnkey Furnished
Restrictions: Commercial Vehicles Prohibited,Maximum # Vehicles,No Smoking,No Truck/RV,Tenant Approval,Up to 2 Pets
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Remarks: FULLY FURNISHED TURNKEY. COMPLETELY UPDATED AND LOCATED ON THE LAKE. UNIT IS AVAILABLE FOR THE SEASON ONLY NOVEMBER 2017-APRIL 2018 @ $5,500 PER MONTH. FURNISHED ONLY.
Listing is courtesy of: Illustrated Properties LLC
1139 Grand Cay Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$12,50069 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10334388
Bed: 5 Bath: 5.5 Gar: 2.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 3853Community: Pga NationalPool: YesSingle Family, Furnished
Restrictions: Commercial Vehicles Prohibited,No Pets,No Smoking
Remarks: FABULOUS 4/5 1/2/2 IN UPSCALE GRAND CAY @ EAGLETON - BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, TILE & CARPET FLOORING - SEPERATE OFFICE DOWNSTAIRS - MASTER DOWN W/2ND BEDROOM DOWN - LAKE VIEWS, HEATED POOL - FULL GOLF MEMBERSHIP - LARGE KITCHEN W/DINING ROOM - EVERYTHING YOU CAN ASK FOR IN PGA NATIONAL GOLF CLUB & SPA.
2727 Anzio Court Unit 306, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
$1,99571 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10334111
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1395Community: San MateraPool: NoCondo, Furnished,Turnkey Furnished
Remarks: Wonderful 3 bed 3 bath fully turnkey condo on the 3rd floor. Note: no elevator. Close to the Gardens Mall, I95 and a few minutes to the beach by car. The perfect location.50'' TV's in the living room and Master. Wonderful community swimming pool, fitness center and tennis courts
Listing is courtesy of: PoshPadz Luxury Properties, In
120 Club Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$4,50072 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10333776
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1135Community: Pga NationalPool: NoVilla, Pets Allowed, Furnished,Turnkey Furnished
Restrictions: Commercial Vehicles Prohibited,No Motorcycle,No Smoking,No Truck/RV,Tenant Approval,Up to 2 Pets
Remarks: Available 2018 Season! Renovated 2/2 turnkey PGA Club Cottage offers spacious, bright and tasteful designed interior. Entertain friends or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. One king bed with en-suite bath and two twin beds. PGA National is a gated community that features 500 acres of nature, endless walking/biking paths, recreation area for picnic and child's play and a community pool. This home offers quiet lake views from back patio and is short walking distance to renowned PGA National Golf Club home of the Honda Classic.Information is deemed to be reliable
Listing is courtesy of: Douglas Elliman
447 Brackenwood Lane, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$2,000265 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10279461
REDUCED by $2,200 (52.4%) on 05/11/2017
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1366Community: Pga NationalPool: NoCondo, Pets Allowed, Furnished,Turnkey Furnished
Restrictions: Restrictions
Remarks: Spectacular golf and water views. This Tennis Villa is larger than a normal golf villa. It has a separate laundry room, remodeled baths with tub and shower and new kitchen and floors.Without a doubt, one of the most beautiful units and views in PGA.Can be rented with or without full golf privileges RENTED FOR 2018 SEASONAVAIL JULY TO DEC $2000
Listing is courtesy of: Golden Bear Realty
816 Windermere Way, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$2,600579 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10193346
9 Days Off yellowkey (back on 5/10/2017)
INCREASED by $100 (4.0%) on 05/10/2017
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Gar: 1.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1625Community: Pga NationalPool: NoTownhouse, Furnished
Remarks: Light & Bright! Beautiful View of Fazio (Heig) Course from this updated 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bathroom Townhome With Large Screen Enclosed Patio and Garage With 2 Additional Parking Spaces. New Flat Screen TV's in All Bedrooms & Living Room. New Kitchen, baths and carpet (Jan 2017).
226 Mariner Court Unit 10, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33408
$2,800174 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10303393
REDUCED by $200 (6.7%) on 05/10/2017
Bed: 3 Bath: 3.5 Gar: 2.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 2509Community: Mariner Court CondoPool: NoTownhouse, Unfurnished
Restrictions: No Smoking,No Truck/RV,Restrictions,Tenant Approval
Remarks: FULLY RENOVATED. IMPACT GLASS, NEW APPLIANCES, NEW GRANITE,NEW CARPET, NEW WASHER/DRYER, NEW BATHROOMS... NEW, NEW! MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE. SHOWS LIKE NEW CONSTRUCTION
Listing is courtesy of: BWG Realty
509 Resort Lane, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$3,970430 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10086252
24 Days Off yellowkey (back on 8/5/2016)
INCREASED by $1,000 (33.7%) on 05/10/2017
Bed: 3 Bath: 3.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1910 Built: 1999Community: Tr M3Pool: YesCondo, Furnished
Remarks: PGA National 9 room SPA Golf Tennis Resort Villa with a Modern Contemporary Mediterranean design in a community with cobblestone streets and driveway. Home approximately 2300 sqft sleeping up to 10 people with 5 Bedrooms (4 bedroom+Den/5th bedroom) Living Room, 3 Bathroom, Fully Equipped Kitchen, Dining Table with seating up to 10 people.
Listing is courtesy of: BAR Invest Realty LLC
213 Via Emilia, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$8,50075 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10332842
Bed: 4 Bath: 3.5 Gar: 3.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 3430Community: Mirasol Pars H And IPool: YesSingle Family, Furnished,Turnkey Furnished
Restrictions: Commercial Vehicles Prohibited,Interview Required
Remarks: Amazing upscale turnkey 4/3.5/3 lakefront/pool house for rent. SS appl's, granite everywhere, wood and tile floors (no carpet), central vac, gas cooking, very high ceilings, alarm system, accordion shutters, etc. Everything is included, even electricity, in this very desirable Mirasol gated and manned community of Palm Beach Gardens. 2 minutes from the Turnpike and Publix shopping plaza. Available July 1st.Social membership is available for transfer at a $750 cost to tenant.
Listing is courtesy of: United Realty Group, Inc
2641 Ravella Lane, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
$2,77576 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10332532
Bed: 2 Bath: 3.5 Gar: 2.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 2110Community: Harbour OaksPool: NoTownhouse, Unfurnished
Remarks: Beautiful Townhouse with upgrades, centrally located to shopping, the beach i95 and the turnpike all within a gated community. Must see!!!
Listing is courtesy of: Paul R Straubinger
2809 Amalei Drive Unit 101, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
$1,67576 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10332370
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1444Community: San Matera - SarentoPool: NoCondo, Unfurnished
Restrictions: Commercial Vehicles Prohibited,Interview Required,No Pets,No Smoking,No Truck/RV,Tenant Approval
Remarks: Excellent gated community. San Matera is tucked away behind the Gardens Mall and nearby Downtown The Gardens, Golf, tennis, shopping and more and offers outstanding amenities: Pool, Clubhouse, Billiard, Indoor Raquet Ball, tennis courts, fitness room, walkways and so much more. This corner unit is a 2 story condo with first floor access with under staircase storage and offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, views of the lake from the balcony and living area on the 2nd level and is located in a super location nearby the clubhouse.
Listing is courtesy of: Mirsky Realty Group Inc.
3019 Alcazar Place Unit 108, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
$1,45076 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10332353
Bed: 1 Bath: 1.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 872Community: San Matera The Gardens CondoPool: NoCondo, Unfurnished
Restrictions: Other,Restrictions
Remarks: All tile through out the condo no carpet anywhere. Beautiful upgraded 1 bed 1bath condo. Stainless Steel Appliances in kitchen along with Granite. You will also enjoy Front Load Washer & Dryer. This unit is on the 1st floor overlooking the lake and the walking bridge. You are steps to the Club House with all its amenities, Pool, Tennis, Fitness, Billiards etc. Condo is ready for you call to make an appointment to see it you won't be disappointed.
Listing is courtesy of: Donohue Real Estate, LLC
220 Porto Vecchio Way, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$5,00076 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10332337
Bed: 3 Bath: 3.0 Gar: 2.50 Liv Area Sq Ft: 2500Community: Mirasol-Porto VecchiPool: YesSingle Family, Pets Allowed, Furnished
Restrictions: Tenant Approval
Remarks: Absolutely beautiful home -fully furnished and appointed. Private backyard, heated pool and spa. Sports membership.
Listing is courtesy of: Lang Realty/PGA
211 Club Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$1,600115 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10321109
REDUCED by $100 (5.9%) on 05/08/2017
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1135Community: Pga NationalPool: NoVilla, Furnished,Turnkey Furnished
Restrictions: Commercial Vehicles Prohibited,No Truck/RV,Tenant Approval
Remarks: Clean, well kept 2/2 Club Cottage. Can be rented annually/ short term / or Seasonally. Available now.
11206 Orange Hibiscus Lane, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$12,900205 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10294547
REDUCED by $2,100 (14.0%) on 05/08/2017
Bed: 3 Bath: 4.0 Gar: 2.50 Liv Area Sq Ft: 3422Community: Old Palm Golf ClubPool: YesSingle Family, Furnished
Restrictions: No Truck/RV,Tenant Approval
Remarks: Beautifully updated, 3 bedroom Flora floor plan with private and tropical water feature view. This home was recently renovated with modern furniture and boasts a spectacular VIP suite complete with morning bar and private entrance for guests; his and her walk in closets, outdoor summer kitchen with covered lanai, open and bright family room that over looks the pristine yard and gourmet kitchen with large pantry. This immaculate home is ready for immediate occupancy.
Listing is courtesy of: Old Palm Real Estate
533 Club Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
$1,500362 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10253897
REDUCED by $100 (6.3%) on 05/08/2017
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1135Community: Pga NationalPool: NoTownhouse, Furnished,Turnkey Furnished
Restrictions: Commercial Vehicles Prohibited,No Smoking,No Truck/RV,Restrictions
Remarks: Absolutely gorgeous golf and sunset views from this bright & spacious, 2BR/2BA, open-plan corner townhome located in a park-like setting in the highly sought-after community of Club Cottages in PGA National. The brightly lit, open & airy interior has many desirable features, such as light neutral colors, tiled and carpeted flooring, numerous large windows, and a sunny kitchen with a breakfast bar. Both the master bedroom and living room have stunning views of the surrounding landscape and golf course through their sliding glass doors and large windows. The comfortable paved patio is surrounded by tropical landscaping and mature oak trees, making it the perfect place from which to watch the sunset while grilling, dining, and enjoying the great Florida weather.
11003 Myrtle Oak Court, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
$1,80079 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: RX-10331900
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 0.00 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1140Community: Oaks-Sunterrace 4Pool: NoTownhouse, Furnished,Unfurnished
Restrictions: 1 Pet,Commercial Vehicles Prohibited,No Pets,No Smoking,Restrictions,Tenant Approval
Remarks: How can you make living in Paradise better? Calling this fabulous 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom townhouse your home. From the beautiful wood tile flooring throughout, to the granite counter tops in the open concept kitchen, electric fireplace for ambiance and the split bedrooms & bathrooms is just the start. Pictures do not do this fabulous townhouse justice! Come see for yourself! Wonderful park like setting right off your spacious screened in patio to enjoy your days and evenings. Located in a quiet, desirable Palm Beach Gardens community. 2 assigned parking spots for this unit. $1800 Unfurnished or $2000 Furnished. One small pet is allowed at owners discretion with non refundable deposit of $200. Good Credit, Additional mandatory $500 refundable Security Deposit to HOA. Also, HOA Application is
Listing is courtesy of: Hughes Realty Group Inc
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The Marmot Tungsten 4P backpacking tent utilizes an architectural design that maximizes livability for 3-season camping or backpacking.
Easily accessed on either side by dual D-shaped doors, the interior of the tent offers 53 square feet of floor space. A front vestibule provides 11 square feet of weather-protected external storage space and a smaller vestibule over the second door offers an additional 7.8 square feet of protection. Interior pockets provide places to store gear to free up floor space and a lamp shade pocket meant to hold a headlamp (not included) can provide ambient interior lighting.
The unique, pre-bent "knees" of the tent's HD Velocity 7000 Series aluminum poles pull the tent body taut, avoiding the unusable corners frequently found inside tents and maximizing livability. Employing integrated color-coded clips, the tent body attaches quickly, easily, and securely to the poles, creating a freestanding design that enables you to set up the tent and then move it around your chosen campsite to find the optimal rock-and-root-free position.
Extensive mesh on the walls and ceiling ensure excellent ventilation and keeps condensation to a minimum. Both the fully weatherproof rain fly and floor are seam sealed and the catenary cut of the floor keeps the edges of the tent away from the ground in wet weather. A compatible, custom-fit footprint is included to further protect the floor of the tent from sharp objects, mud and ground water.
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Best Use Backpacking, Camping Other Footprint Included Warranty Limited Lifetime Packed Size 24" x 9" Average Min Weight 7 lbs 14.5 oz Interior Height 52" Floor Area 53 sq ft Floor Dimension 93" x 82" Vestibule Area 11 sq ft + 7.8 sq ft Doors 2 Pole Type Velocity and Velocity HD Pole Diameter 8.5mm and 9mm Number of Poles 4 Freestanding Yes Clips or Sleeves Clips Material Canopy: 68D Polyester Taffeta and 40D Polyester No-See-Um Mesh
Floor: 68D Polyester Taffeta, 2000mm
Fly: 68D Polyester Taffeta, 1800mm
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Traditional Outside Storage Bench with Solid Teak Wood Construction and Slatted Design for Ventilation. Smooth Kiln Dried Finish and Lift up Seating Lids
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