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Evaluating changes in ocular redness using a novel automated method

Amparo et al., 2017

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Amparo F
Yin J
Di Zazzo A
Abud T
Jurkunas U
Hamrah P
Dana R
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Translational Vision Science & Technology

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Purpose: To evaluate interobserver concordance in measured ocular redness among a group of raters using an objective computer-assisted method (ocular redness index [ORI]) and a group of clinicians using an ordinal comparative scale. Methods: We conducted a …
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