Ophthalmic Echography

Biometric Ultrasound

1. Instrumentation and techniques

   1. Instrumentation and techniques for biometry

      • J. M. Thijssen

      Pages 1-5

   2. ‘Simultaneous’ versus ‘successive’ measurement of ocular segments in axial biometry. A statistical study on biometric data from cataractous eyes

      • H. G. Trier, B. Meyer-Schwickerath-Schiweck, G. Hildenbrand, R. D. Lepper

      Pages 7-13

   3. Immersion ultrasonography and axial length measurements: a comparison of errors

      • Robert Dudley Stone

      Pages 15-18

   4. Biometry with the echo-memory of the ophthason A 11 equipment

      • V. Tanev, N. Mudrov

      Pages 19-21

   5. The accuracy of ultrasonic biometry of the eye in dependence on the examiner’s skill

      • R.-D. Lepper, H. G. Trier

      Pages 23-28

   6. Measuring intraocular lens power within the eye

      • T. C. Prager, J. T. Holladay, S. A. Long, J. W. Lewis, C. J. Koester, K. A. Bourgeois et al.

      Pages 29-29

2. Axial eye length, refraction, and lens implants

   1. Postoperative computer refraction of implant patients

      • Richard D. Binkhorst

      Pages 31-34

   2. Ultrasonic biometry for lens implantation: analysis of systematic errors

      • J. M. Thijssen, R. M. M. Boerrigter

      Pages 35-41

   3. Intraocular lenses: which formula for the minicomputer?

      • M. Massin, J. P. Colliac

      Pages 43-45

   4. Individual A-constant determination in IOL power calculation with the SRK-formula

      • B. Prahs

      Pages 47-50

   5. Biometry of lens implantation in the capsular bag

      • F. Goes

      Pages 51-55

   6. A-scan biometry of 1000 cataractous eyes

      • H. John Shammas

      Pages 57-63

   7. Factors in emmetropization

      • Roger P. Harrie

      Pages 65-72

   8. A biometric study of aniseikonia

      • Jeffrey S. Hillman, Alan Hawkswell

      Pages 73-79

   9. Pseudophakodonesis as a major cause of late corneal and retinal complications in IOL surgery

      • P. E. Gallenga, G. Cennamo

      Pages 81-86

   10. Extreme hypermetropia and posterior microphthalmos in three siblings. An oculometric study

       • H. C. Fledelius, T. Rosenberg

       Pages 87-91

   11. Ultrasonic measurement of fetal eyeball diameter

       • L. Falco, M. Nardi, F. Passani, M. P. Bartolomei, V. Mazzeo

       Pages 93-99

   12. An ultrasonic comparison of normal eyes and eyes with idiopathic retinal detachment

       • F. A. Young, T. C. Burton, K. C. Ossoinig

       Pages 100-100

3. Pachymetry and measurement of lens thickness

   1. Optical and acoustical measurement of the corneal thickness. A study on phantoms and living human eyes

      • R.-D. Lepper, H. G. Trier

      Pages 101-106