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D. Coleman, B. Carlin (1967)
A new system for visual axis measurements in the human eye using ultrasound.Archives of ophthalmology, 77 1
D. Coleman, W. Konig, L. Katz (1969)
A hand-operated, ultrasound scan system for ophthalmic evaluation.American journal of ophthalmology, 68 2
Abstract The use of the M-mode or time-dependent intensity modulated ultrasound technique for ophthalmologic investigations is described. This technique provides the investigator with a means for monitoring structural changes in the eye during physiologic or pharmacologic experimental conditions, or a combination of both, and is particularly useful in studying optically inaccessible structures. The technique has been used to study accommodation changes in axial length and lens thickness as well as the rate of such changes and to study vascular pulsations and choroidal thickness changes at the rear wall of the eye. References 1. Coleman, D.J., and Carlin, B.: A New System for Visual Axis Measurements in the Human Eye Using Ultrasound , Arch Ophthal 77:124-127 ( (Jan) ) 1967.Crossref 2. Coleman, D.J.; Konig, W.F.; and Katz, L.: A Hand-Operated, Ultrasound Scan System for Ophthalmic Evaluation , Amer J Ophthal 68:256 ( (Aug) ) 1969.
Archives of Ophthalmology – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1969
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