Yang et al., 2025 - Google Patents
Corneal densitometry: A new evaluation indicator for corneal diseasesYang et al., 2025
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- 3040456153056895113
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- Yang Q
- Ju G
- He Y
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- Survey of Ophthalmology
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Corneal densitometry (CD) is one of the biological properties of the cornea that can visualize the morphology of the cornea and determine the degree of corneal transparency. At present, it is an emerging metric that has shown promise in various clinical diagnosis and evaluation …
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