Biomechanics introduces numerous numerical and experimental methods to support clinical practice in ophthalmology, with the goal of improving surgical outcomes and to develop new advanced technologies with minimum impact on clinical training. To achieve predictability is mandatory to account for all the phenomena that are of interest in the analysis and to include patient-specific features into the model.
(2021). Computational models and experimental methods for the human cornea . Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/206362
Computational models and experimental methods for the human cornea
Cornaggia, Aram
2021-01-01
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Biomechanics introduces numerous numerical and experimental methods to support clinical practice in ophthalmology, with the goal of improving surgical outcomes and to develop new advanced technologies with minimum impact on clinical training. To achieve predictability is mandatory to account for all the phenomena that are of interest in the analysis and to include patient-specific features into the model.File allegato/i alla scheda:
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