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Qian et al., 2015 - Google Patents

A method to determine the mechanical properties of the retina based on an experiment in vivo

Qian et al., 2015

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969146178882138132
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Qian X
Zhang K
Liu Z
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Bio-medical materials and engineering

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A method is proposed to determine the mechanical properties of retina based on in vivo experiments and numerical simulations. First, saline water was injected into the anterior chamber of the right eye of a cat to cause acute high intraocular pressure. After the eye was …
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