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A fully automatic estimation of tear meniscus height using artificial intelligence

Wang et al., 2023

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8984591843534461811
Author
Wang S
He X
He J
Li S
Chen Y
Xu C
Lin X
Kang J
Li W
Luo Z
Liu Z
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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science

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Purpose: Accurate quantification measurement of tear meniscus is vital for the precise diagnosis of dry eye. In current clinical practice, the measurement of tear meniscus height (TMH) relies on doctors' manual operation. This study aims to propose a novel automatic …
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