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Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy For Ophthalmology

Many problems in ophthalmology deal with the three-dimensional structure of various parts of the living human eye. A complete confocal laser scanning microscope for eye diagnosis and first clinical results are described. Geometrical measurements of the cornea and topographical measurements of the retinal substructures are presented.

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