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The Humphrey optical coherence tomography scanner: quantitative analysis and reproducibility study of the normal human retinal nerve fibre layer

Jones et al., 2001

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14173811035987940147
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Jones A
Sheen N
North R
Morgan J
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British journal of ophthalmology

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BACKGROUND/AIMS To determine the reproducibility of the Humphrey optical coherence tomography scanner (OCT), software version 5.0, for measurement of retinal nerve fibre layer (RNFL) thickness in normal subjects and to compare OCT measurements with …
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