Titlebook: Atlas of Laser Scanning Ophthalmoscopy; Alexander F. Scheuerle,Eckart Schmidt Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Glaucoma.La

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Springer Series in Solid-State Sciencese III or stage IV macular holes (as n:oted by clinical assessment) is usually indicated by significant changes in the topographic difference analysis, whereas, postoperative changes in stage II holes often proved to be too small to reach statistical significance.

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Conclusions and Recommendations,ng the exact depth location of the optical section in the cornea, which is needed for a three-dimensional reconstruction of the cell structures. The electromechanical scanning slit method entails also systematic errors, such as non-uniform image illumination and image distortion.

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John M. Wills,Olle Eriksson,Mebarek Alouanioncluded that astigmatism up to 2.5 dpt would not require correction (Sheen et al. 2001). Having evaluated many tomographies affected by astigmatism we can only partially confirm these results. This study pointed out that both the standard deviation of the mean topographic images and the z-profile h

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Yan Sun,Derrick Wing Kwan Ng,Robert Schoberorld remain undiagnosed. The clinical evaluation of glaucoma patients usually includes tonometry, perimetry and assessment of the optic nerve head. Elevated intraocular pressure (lOP) is widely recognized as the most important risk factor for the development. of glaucomatous neuropathy. Recent studi

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Yan Sun,Derrick Wing Kwan Ng,Robert Schober Considering that different machines like fundus cameras and laser scanning ophthalmoscopes exhibit statistically significant systematic differences in optic disc sizes of comparable populations (Meyer et al. 2001), we conclude that the proportions of stereometric disc parameters are much of more cl