Advances in imaging the blood and aqueous vessels of the ocular limbus

2010/05/05 by E.L. van der Merwe, S.H. Kidson · 9 citations
Medicine · #Aqueous humour #Biology #Biomedical engineering #Cell biology #Confocal microscopy #Cornea #Corneal Surgery and Treatments #Corneal endothelium #Corneal surgery and disorders #Endothelium #Glaucoma #Glaucoma and retinal disorders #Gonioscopy #IRIS (biosensor) #In vivo #Intraocular pressure #Medicine #Microscopy #Ophthalmology #Optical coherence tomography #Pathology #Preclinical imaging #Schlemm's canal #Trabecular meshwork

paper · doi:10.1016/j.exer.2010.04.016

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