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Presentation of topographic information

Corbett et al., 2019

Document ID
3107606948727266751
Author
Corbett M
Maycock N
Rosen E
O’Brart D
Publication year
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Corneal Topography: Principles and Applications

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The raw image obtained by a topography device can be viewed to provide qualitative information about the corneal shape. However it is the analysis of the data and its subsequent display as a colour-coded contour map which adds considerable value to the …
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