Corneal Topography

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xiv

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2. Quantification and Mathematical Analysis of Photokeratoscopic Images

   • Steven E. Wilson, Jian-Yi Wang, Stephen D. Klyce

   Pages 1-9

3. The Computerized Corneal Topographer (EH-270)

   • Sami G. El Hage

   Pages 11-24

4. Corneal Topography Using a Projected Grid

   • Joseph W. Warnicki, Paul G. Rehkopf, Robert C. Arffa, John C. Stuart

   Pages 25-32

5. Normal Corneal Topography

   • Colman R. Kraff, Jeffrey B. Robin

   Pages 33-38

6. Topography of Corneal Disease Processes

   • Colman R. Kraff, Jeffrey B. Robin

   Pages 39-46

7. Classification of Corneal Topography with Videokeratography

   • George O. Waring III, Sadeer B. Hannush, Stephen J. Bogan, Robert K. Maloney

   Pages 47-73

8. Corneal Topography in the Diagnosis and Management of Keratoconus

   • Patrick J. Caroline, Craig W. Norman

   Pages 75-93

9. Corneal Topography Following Traumatic Lacerations

   • Timothy T. McMahon

   Pages 95-104

10. Radial Keratotomy and Corneal Topography

    • Joseph F. Fleming

    Pages 105-116

11. The Corneascope-Comparator Method of Hard Contact Lens Fitting

    • Maureen K. Lundergan

    Pages 117-128

12. Corneal Topography in Management of PK Astigmatism

    • Richard F. Beatty, David J. Schanzlin

    Pages 129-144

13. The Corneal Modeling System

    • Peter J. McDonnell

    Pages 145-164

14. Photogrammetric Index Method (PIM) System of Astigmatism Analysis and Its Use in Surgery for Astigmatism

    • Kenneth L. Cohen, Nancy K. Tripoli

    Pages 165-180

15. Back Matter

    Pages 181-185

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Corneal Topography is designed to provide complete, practical coverage of a new field for both the general ophthalmologist and the subspecialist in the area of corneal disease. The volume explores the history of corneal topography and comprehensively demonstrates the usefulness of all forms of current instrumentation in clinical and ivestigative work striving toward improved surgical intervention in the cornea

• Augenheilkunde
• Hornhauterkrankung
• instrumentation
• intervention
• ophthalmology

• Department of Ophthalmology, St. Louis University Bethesda Eye Intitute, St. Loius, USA

  David J. Schanzlin

• Department of Opthalmology, University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago UIC Eye Center, Chicago, USA

  Jeffrey B. Robin

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