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Announcements: Paper on Cone Directionality in press in the Journal of Modern Optics

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Paper on Cone Directionality in press in the Journal of Modern Optics 

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Laser Ray Tracing was used to measure cone directionality objectively. The study shows that in most cases the Stiles-Crawford effect peak (pupil location toward which the cones photoreceptors are pointing) does not change following LASIK, despite the large variations in optical quality across the pupil with the procedure. The study will be published in the Journal of Modern Optics (Stiles-Crawford effect special issue):
S. Marcos and S.A. Burns "Cone directionality from laser ray tracing in normal and LASIK patients"

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Created at 28/04/2009 13:10  by Carlos Meneses 
Last modified at 28/04/2009 13:10  by Carlos Meneses