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Effect of age, sex, and refractive errors on central corneal thickness measured by Oculus Pentacam®

Hashmani et al., 2017

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8394569983527070358
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Hashmani N
Hashmani S
Hanfi A
Ayub M
Saad C
Rajani H
Muhammad M
Aziz M
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Clinical Ophthalmology

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Background Central corneal thickness (CCT) can be used to assess the corneal physiological condition as well as the pathological changes associated with ocular diseases. It has an influence on the measurement of intraocular pressure and is being used …
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