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[A convex-concave contact lens for vitreoretinal operations with the BIOM].

Authors: C, Eckardt; B, Wiechens;

[A convex-concave contact lens for vitreoretinal operations with the BIOM].

Abstract

A new convex-concave contact lens for wide-angle vitreoretinal surgery with the BIOM was developed. Placed on an eye, in which silicone oil is injected, it prevents the formation of an optically disturbing oil-water-film on the surface of the cornea. Thus the new contact lens leads to an essential improvement of the fundus view intraoperatively without affecting the optical properties of the BIOM.

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Vitreous Body, Optics and Photonics, Contact Lenses, Ophthalmoscopes, Humans, Retina

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