... systems. 29 03 2011 02 09 2011 15 11 2011 15 11 2011 biomechanics biomembranes cellular biophysics diseases eye geometry physiological models vision Retinal diseases such as age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and retinal vein occlusion (RVO...

...Fabian Conrad; Klaus Ehrmann; Jennifer D. Choo; Brien A. Holden Soft contact lenses (SCLs) can be inserted inside out with consequences for optical, mechanical, and on-eye comfort performance. Wearing lenses inside out may also cause corneal deformation especially with silicone hydrogel lenses...

... into the CAM vessel was likely secondary to ex vivo fixation artifact and obstruction in the dead tissue, which is not the case in live human eyes, as demonstrated with in vivo human cannulation experiments ( 28 ). 01 09 2009 01 02 2010 26 03 2010 26 03 2010 eye surgery...

...S. Thuvvakkadan; V. J. Nair Silicon eye can be otherwise called as a complete eye implant. The project overview is given in brief by the description of main components. Here in the silicon eye, a biconcave gel lens is used in connection with a micro controller. A porous silicon nano photodiode...

... precise) MRI derived finite element (FE) human head models are generated by segmenting grey matter, white matter, CSF, skull, muscle, fatty tissue, eyes, blood vessels, scalp, etc. The models comprised > 10 million elements with > 15 million degrees of freedom. The induced cortical electric field...

...Thijs R. de Graaf; Sander Schutte; Huib J. Simonsz; Arthur G. Erdman; Frans C. T. van der Helm; Just L. Herder Objective: A measurement of rotational stiffness of the human eye is necessary, without exerting forces to the eye. Background: Strabismus is a disorder in which the visual axes...