Corneal Sensitivity : Measurement and Clinical Importance /

The sensitivity of the cornea elicits one of the most defense reflexes of the human body. Now modern microprocessor technology has succeeded in developing a highly sensitive apparatus for quick and quantitatively reproducible measurement of corneal sensitivity. Some of the many topics concerned are:...

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Main Author: Draeger, Jörg
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Vienna : Springer Vienna, 1984.
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Summary:The sensitivity of the cornea elicits one of the most defense reflexes of the human body. Now modern microprocessor technology has succeeded in developing a highly sensitive apparatus for quick and quantitatively reproducible measurement of corneal sensitivity. Some of the many topics concerned are: differential diagnosis and control of thecourse of herpetic diseases of the cornea; reinnervation following surgical intervention in the anterior section of the eye; effects of various beta-blockers on the cornea; basic questions of tolerance and adaptive quality of contact lenses; and the dimensions of damage caused by glaucoma, elucidated by the direct correlation between disturbed sensitivityand stage of the glaucoma.
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Physical Description:1 online resource.
ISBN:9783709187456 (electronic bk.)
3709187451 (electronic bk.)