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A corneal endothelium cell analyzer for slit lamps

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6 Author(s)
Ventura, L. ; Laboratorio de Fisica Oftalmica, FMRP-USP, Sao Paulo, Brazil ; Caetano, C.A.C. ; Sousa, S.J.F. ; Isaac, F.
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An optical system that attaches to a slit lamp is an alternative to the cost and limitations of specular microscopes. In order to overcome the limitations of subjective assessment of all the endothelial layers, the difficulties of manipulation, high cost, and analysis of several parts of the cornea, we have developed a system that can be attached to the slit lamp (290× nominal magnification of the image of the cells displayed on a PC monitor and a dedicated software for image treating and cells counting). Results are in good agreement with measurements done in specular microscopes (correlation coefficient is 0.98081) and the automatic counting method is also in good agreement with the interactive counting method (correlation coefficient is 0.95798).

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Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, IEEE  (Volume:21 ,  Issue: 6 )

Date of Publication: Nov.-Dec. 2002

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