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Laser Scanning: Update 1

First Official Publication of the International Society of Laser Scanning: INSOLAS

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  • © 2001

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  1. Juan R. Sampaolesi

    1. Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Table of contents (39 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XI
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  2. Basic principles of laser Doppler flowmetry and application to the ocular circulation

    • Charles E. Riva
    Pages 1-7

  3. Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT): principles of operation, technology, indications in vitreoretinal imaging and interpretation of results

    • P. E. Stanga, A. C. Bird
    Pages 9-15

  4. Confocal microscopy of the human cornea in vivo

    • Barry R. Masters, Matthias Böhnke
    Pages 17-24

  5. Today’s clinical application of scanning laser technologies

    • William Eric Sponsel
    Pages 25-26

  6. Heidelberg Retina Tomograph measurements before and after non penetrating surgery

    • Y. Lachkar, Ph. Demailly, O. Barrault
    Pages 27-28

  7. Variability of topographic measurements after trabeculectomy in primary angle closure glaucoma with the laser tomographic scanner

    • Walter Meerhoff, Guillermo Meerhoff
    Pages 29-35

  8. Reliability in the use of the Heidelberg Retina Tomograph

    • Guillermo Meerhoff, Walter Meerhoff
    Pages 37-45

  9. Normal pressure glaucoma. Open angle glaucoma

    • Jorge Vasco
    Pages 47-50

  10. Scanning Laser Polarimetry (SLP) for Optic Nerve Head Drusen

    • Andrea Mistlberger, S. Sitte, A. Hommer, M. Emesz, S. Dengg, W. Hitzl et al.
    Pages 51-55

  11. Evaluation and definition of physiologic macro cups with confocal optic nerve analysis (HRT)

    • Eduardo Arenas-Archila, Fernando Caycedo-Yunis, Mario Rodríguez Rodríguez
    Pages 57-62

  12. Detecting AMD with Multiply Scattered Light Tomography

    • A. E. Elsner, Q. Zhou, F. Beck, P. E. Tornambe, S. A. Burns, J. J. Weiter et al.
    Pages 63-68

  13. Large optic nerve heads: megalopapilla or megalodiscs

    • Roberto E. Sampaolesi, Juan Roberto Sampaolesi
    Pages 69-75

  14. Optic nerve head damage progression in patients with glaucoma

    • Roberto Sampaolesi, Juan Roberto Sampaolesi
    Pages 77-79

  15. Congenital anomalies of the optic nerve head — review

    • R. Sampaolesi, J. R. Sampaolesi, R. A. Ucha
    Pages 81-83

  16. The pseudoglaucomas

    • Juan Sampaolesi, Roberto Sampaolesi
    Pages 85-87

  17. Arterial narrowing as a predictive factor in glaucoma

    • Moussalli M. Angelica, A. Sanseau, Carlos Argento
    Pages 89-92

  18. Papillary drusen and ocular hypertension

    • M. Angelica Moussalli, Ana Sanseau, Roberto Ebner
    Pages 93-96

  19. Non-invasive measurement of the concentration of melanin, xanthophyll, and hemoglobin in single fundus layers in vivo by fundus reflectometry

    • Martin Hammer, Dietrich Schweitzer, Eike Thamm, Achim Kolb
    Pages 97-107

  20. Scattering properties of the retina and the choroids determined from OCT-A-scans

    • H. Hammer, D. Schweitzer, E. Thamm, A. Kolb, J. Strobel
    Pages 109-113
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  • Buenos Aires, Argentina

    Juan R. Sampaolesi

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