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[Ocular biometry using Orbscan].

Authors: O, Touzeau; C, Allouch; V, Borderie; L, Laroche;

[Ocular biometry using Orbscan].

Abstract

Orbscan is a recent optical device that combines the Placido disk of the videokeratoscope and a scanning slit. The scanning slit measures the elevation of both the corneal surface (anterior and posterior) and the anterior iris-lens surface. Biometric measures of the anterior segment such as corneal thickness, anterior chamber depth, corneal diameter, and iridocorneal angle are obtained using spatial coordinates of various ocular surfaces. Orbscan is not only a corneal topograph but a versatile device capable of measuring the biometry of the anterior segment of the eye.

Keywords

Biometry, Microscopy, Video, Eye Diseases, Humans, Diagnosis, Computer-Assisted

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