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Multiphoton imaging of the cornea

Winkler et al., 2017

Document ID
84476327831042242
Author
Winkler M
Brown D
Jester J
Publication year
Publication venue
Handbook of Visual Optics, Volume Two

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This chapter presents a second harmonic generation (SHG)-based imaging paradigm called nonlinear optical high-resolution macroscopy, which allows for the generation of large-scale, high-resolution, three dimensional reconstructions of corneal cross sections. To generate …
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