PITFALLS IN MANAGEMENT OF UVEITIS
... mycobacteria in body fluids and tissues. This approach is not often possible, and the ...
... mycobacteria in body fluids and tissues. This approach is not often possible, and the ...
Guidelines on Laser Radiation
... to injury than un-tanned lightly pigmented skin, but corneal damage is much more disabling (and painful). Repeated exposure of the skin results in tanning and thickening of the stratum corneum, which provides increased natural protection. The same is not true of the cornea. There is evidence that co ...
... to injury than un-tanned lightly pigmented skin, but corneal damage is much more disabling (and painful). Repeated exposure of the skin results in tanning and thickening of the stratum corneum, which provides increased natural protection. The same is not true of the cornea. There is evidence that co ...
Lutein and Zeaxanthin Isomers in Eye Health and Disease
... the alternative complement activation pathway (reviewed in 178). Other functions. Evidence suggests that carotenoids can play a role in cell-to-cell communication, through intercellular membrane structures known as gap junctions, which can play a role in homeostasis (108, 167). However, this role ha ...
... the alternative complement activation pathway (reviewed in 178). Other functions. Evidence suggests that carotenoids can play a role in cell-to-cell communication, through intercellular membrane structures known as gap junctions, which can play a role in homeostasis (108, 167). However, this role ha ...
The complex interactions of retinal, optical and environmental
... the failure of such mechanisms can lead to refractive errors, is certainly incomplete but has grown enormously in the last few decades. Animal studies, observational clinical studies and more recently randomized clinical trials have demonstrated that the retinal image can influence the eye’s growth. ...
... the failure of such mechanisms can lead to refractive errors, is certainly incomplete but has grown enormously in the last few decades. Animal studies, observational clinical studies and more recently randomized clinical trials have demonstrated that the retinal image can influence the eye’s growth. ...
Examination of the Patient—III - A global community of learning
... Binocular rivalry is basic to binocular vision (see Chapter 2), but disappears in patients with strabismus. Only images received by one eye can enter consciousness. Suppression may be alternating or strictly monocular, depending on the type of fixation used by the patient. The mechanism and seat of ...
... Binocular rivalry is basic to binocular vision (see Chapter 2), but disappears in patients with strabismus. Only images received by one eye can enter consciousness. Suppression may be alternating or strictly monocular, depending on the type of fixation used by the patient. The mechanism and seat of ...
Curriculum Vitae
... Title: A Pilot, Open-Label, Dose-Escalation Study of the Safety, Tolerability, and Efficacy of Multiple Intravitreal Injections of Ranibizumab in Subjects with Macular Edema Secondary to Diabetes Mellitus Identification: Innovative Grant Award Sponsor: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Inc. Rol ...
... Title: A Pilot, Open-Label, Dose-Escalation Study of the Safety, Tolerability, and Efficacy of Multiple Intravitreal Injections of Ranibizumab in Subjects with Macular Edema Secondary to Diabetes Mellitus Identification: Innovative Grant Award Sponsor: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Inc. Rol ...
Ultrahigh speed 1050nm swept source / Fourier domain
... imaging at speeds of 100,000–400,000 axial scan rates using a new commercially available swept laser centered at ~1050nm. Four imaging configurations are characterized and demonstrated for retinal and anterior segment imaging. A first configuration images at 100kHz axial scan rate with 5.3μm axial r ...
... imaging at speeds of 100,000–400,000 axial scan rates using a new commercially available swept laser centered at ~1050nm. Four imaging configurations are characterized and demonstrated for retinal and anterior segment imaging. A first configuration images at 100kHz axial scan rate with 5.3μm axial r ...
Delay-Period Activity in Visual, Visuomovement, and Movement
... casts no extraneous light, so that other than the visual stimuli, experiments took place in complete darkness. Recordings were made from three adult male Rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta). Recording chambers were placed flush with the skull at Horsley-Clarke coordinates of 25 mm anterior and 20 mm la ...
... casts no extraneous light, so that other than the visual stimuli, experiments took place in complete darkness. Recordings were made from three adult male Rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta). Recording chambers were placed flush with the skull at Horsley-Clarke coordinates of 25 mm anterior and 20 mm la ...
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... replaced the term dense outer tunic of the eye with to leukon (the white) and divided the spongier tunic into the two parts: an outer meninx leptotera (delicate membrane) and an inner arachnoeides (the cobweb like), all encircling to hugron (the moist).2 Thus, both the spongier tunic and its outer d ...
... replaced the term dense outer tunic of the eye with to leukon (the white) and divided the spongier tunic into the two parts: an outer meninx leptotera (delicate membrane) and an inner arachnoeides (the cobweb like), all encircling to hugron (the moist).2 Thus, both the spongier tunic and its outer d ...
Local Coverage Determination for Fundus Photography (L33670)
... be covered as a stand-alone procedure, without fluorescein dye angiography, following recently performed nonsurgical or surgical treatment for macular pathology. Preglaucoma, borderline glaucoma, and glaucoma are generally slow disease processes which can be followed by modalities other than fundus ...
... be covered as a stand-alone procedure, without fluorescein dye angiography, following recently performed nonsurgical or surgical treatment for macular pathology. Preglaucoma, borderline glaucoma, and glaucoma are generally slow disease processes which can be followed by modalities other than fundus ...
Numerical solution of flow resistance in outflow pathway and
... Figure 3-12: Pressure contour along the horizontal cross-section of the TM and SC (a) JCT-R case, (b) IW-R case, (c) IWP-R case, (d) zoomed view of the encircled region around the pore shown in Fig. 3-12(c) and (e) Pressure line-plot along the center-line of the circumferential length of SC…………………… ...
... Figure 3-12: Pressure contour along the horizontal cross-section of the TM and SC (a) JCT-R case, (b) IW-R case, (c) IWP-R case, (d) zoomed view of the encircled region around the pore shown in Fig. 3-12(c) and (e) Pressure line-plot along the center-line of the circumferential length of SC…………………… ...
abnormalities of the optic nerve and retina
... neuritis (termed papillitis when disc swelling is present), and orbital compressive lesions (see T able 15-1). As a rule, optic nerve function is abnormal in each of these entities. Although characteristics of the optic disc appearance may overlap among AION, optic neuritis, and compressi ve optic n ...
... neuritis (termed papillitis when disc swelling is present), and orbital compressive lesions (see T able 15-1). As a rule, optic nerve function is abnormal in each of these entities. Although characteristics of the optic disc appearance may overlap among AION, optic neuritis, and compressi ve optic n ...
numerical solution of flow resistance
... Figure 3-12: Pressure contour along the horizontal cross-section of the TM and SC (a) JCT-R case, (b) IW-R case, (c) IWP-R case, (d) zoomed view of the encircled region around the pore shown in Fig. 3-12(c) and (e) Pressure line-plot along the center-line of the circumferential length of SC…………………… ...
... Figure 3-12: Pressure contour along the horizontal cross-section of the TM and SC (a) JCT-R case, (b) IW-R case, (c) IWP-R case, (d) zoomed view of the encircled region around the pore shown in Fig. 3-12(c) and (e) Pressure line-plot along the center-line of the circumferential length of SC…………………… ...
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS)
... during ICGA were filling delay in the choroidal arteries and choriocapillaris[3-8] and choroidal hyperfluorescence.[3-18] Other less commonly reported findings in ICGA were choroidal venous dilatation,[46] localized small hypofluorescent areas around the site of focal fluorescein leakage,[3-6] reduc ...
... during ICGA were filling delay in the choroidal arteries and choriocapillaris[3-8] and choroidal hyperfluorescence.[3-18] Other less commonly reported findings in ICGA were choroidal venous dilatation,[46] localized small hypofluorescent areas around the site of focal fluorescein leakage,[3-6] reduc ...
The Progression of Diabetic Retinopathy
... eyes were treated with photocoagulation13. The ETDRS defined the timing for scatter photocoagulation. It showed that eyes treated before high-risk characteristics of PDR were present had no long term benefit14. Therefore it is important to control serum glucose levels, hypertension, and cholesterol ...
... eyes were treated with photocoagulation13. The ETDRS defined the timing for scatter photocoagulation. It showed that eyes treated before high-risk characteristics of PDR were present had no long term benefit14. Therefore it is important to control serum glucose levels, hypertension, and cholesterol ...
Retinally-induced aniseikonia
... This means that the explanation of a uniform stretching or compression of the retinal receptors (as shown in Fig. 2) is in need of a modification. If there are stretching or compression forces close to the fovea, it speaks to reason that this would have little effect on the receptor distribution far ...
... This means that the explanation of a uniform stretching or compression of the retinal receptors (as shown in Fig. 2) is in need of a modification. If there are stretching or compression forces close to the fovea, it speaks to reason that this would have little effect on the receptor distribution far ...
Pax6 activity in the lens primordium is required for lens formation
... and failure to initiate lens formation. This phenotype obscures the understanding of autonomous function of Pax6 in these tissue components and during later developmental stages. We employed the Cre/loxP approach to inactivate Pax6 specifically in the eye surface ectoderm concomitantly with lens ind ...
... and failure to initiate lens formation. This phenotype obscures the understanding of autonomous function of Pax6 in these tissue components and during later developmental stages. We employed the Cre/loxP approach to inactivate Pax6 specifically in the eye surface ectoderm concomitantly with lens ind ...
Advances in understanding the molecular basis of the first steps in
... organization of the retina and photoreceptor cells varies as much as the species themselves (Walls, 1942). For instance, the ratio between rod and cone cells in nocturnal species is about 200:1 whereas it is about 20:1 in diurnal species (Peichl, 2005). Furthermore, expression of two different class ...
... organization of the retina and photoreceptor cells varies as much as the species themselves (Walls, 1942). For instance, the ratio between rod and cone cells in nocturnal species is about 200:1 whereas it is about 20:1 in diurnal species (Peichl, 2005). Furthermore, expression of two different class ...
Progress in Retinal and Eye Research
... shows a scheme of the setup. The light from the OCT light source (broadband light source or swept laser source, i.e., a fast tunable light source) is vertically linear polarized by a polarizer before entering a Michelson interferometer. A beam splitter splits the incoming light into a sample beam an ...
... shows a scheme of the setup. The light from the OCT light source (broadband light source or swept laser source, i.e., a fast tunable light source) is vertically linear polarized by a polarizer before entering a Michelson interferometer. A beam splitter splits the incoming light into a sample beam an ...
FOR SIGHT Annual Report 1
... how different eye conditions - Dr. Felipe Medeiros affect the ability to drive under realistic scenarios, such as night driving, or to simulate challenging situations such as glare. In addition to driving assessment, the laboratory will house a 3-dimensional CAVE, an immersive virtual reality enviro ...
... how different eye conditions - Dr. Felipe Medeiros affect the ability to drive under realistic scenarios, such as night driving, or to simulate challenging situations such as glare. In addition to driving assessment, the laboratory will house a 3-dimensional CAVE, an immersive virtual reality enviro ...
HIGHER STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION OF UKRAINE
... is also termed pressure-independent outflow. A variety of mechanisms are likely involved, predominantly aqueous passage from the anterior chamber into the ciliary muscle and then into the supraciliary and suprachoroidal spaces. The fluid then exits the eye through the intact sclera or along the nerv ...
... is also termed pressure-independent outflow. A variety of mechanisms are likely involved, predominantly aqueous passage from the anterior chamber into the ciliary muscle and then into the supraciliary and suprachoroidal spaces. The fluid then exits the eye through the intact sclera or along the nerv ...
Congenital Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction
... of incomitant strabismus. It provides an accurate clinical method of determining the position of each visual axis in different directions of gaze. It provides a permanent and accurate record which may be compared with the results of subsequent examinations. When monitoring an incomitancy, it is unli ...
... of incomitant strabismus. It provides an accurate clinical method of determining the position of each visual axis in different directions of gaze. It provides a permanent and accurate record which may be compared with the results of subsequent examinations. When monitoring an incomitancy, it is unli ...
Factors associated with foveoschisis and foveal detachment
... membrane, vitreomacular traction, residual focal vitreoretinal adhesion, and retinal vessel stiffness.5,7,15,16 There are several reports on the management of releasing intraocular forces, including vitrectomy, residual vitreous cortex removal, with or without internal membrane peeling, and gas tamp ...
... membrane, vitreomacular traction, residual focal vitreoretinal adhesion, and retinal vessel stiffness.5,7,15,16 There are several reports on the management of releasing intraocular forces, including vitrectomy, residual vitreous cortex removal, with or without internal membrane peeling, and gas tamp ...