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15 June 1988 Refraction Measurements Of Excimer Area Ablated Animal Corneas Using A Modified Autorefractor
Terrance N Clapham, Satish Herekar, Stephen Koons
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Proceedings Volume 0907, Laser Surgery: Characterization and Therapeutics; (1988) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.945327
Event: 1988 Los Angeles Symposium: O-E/LASE '88, 1988, Los Angeles, CA, United States
Abstract
Developing refractive surgery techniques usually requires pre-clinical trials with animals before human clinicals are performed. In order to assess the results of the surgery, an accurate and repeatable measurement of the resultant refraction must be made. Normal techniques such as retinoscopy, subjective examinations, and conventional autorefractions all run into problems when animals are involved. The authors have modified a conventional autorefractor and have made measurements on rabbits and monkeys both before and after refractive surgery treatments with an excimer laser. The results showed refractive changes with degrees of myopic correction.
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Terrance N Clapham, Satish Herekar, and Stephen Koons "Refraction Measurements Of Excimer Area Ablated Animal Corneas Using A Modified Autorefractor", Proc. SPIE 0907, Laser Surgery: Characterization and Therapeutics, (15 June 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.945327
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KEYWORDS
Refraction

Eye

Cornea

Laser therapeutics

Surgery

Spherical lenses

Excimer lasers

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