Review
[Representation and mathematical analysis of human crystalline lens]
[Article in
Romanian]
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[Representation and mathematical analysis of human crystalline lens]
[Article in
Romanian]
Oftalmologia.
2011.
Abstract
The surface of human crystalline lens can be described and analyzed using mathematical models based on parametric representations, used in biomechanical studies and 3D solid modeling of the lens. The mathematical models used in lens biomechanics allow the study and the behavior of crystalline lens on variables and complex dynamic loads. Also, the lens biomechanics has the potential to improve the results in the development of intraocular lenses and cataract surgery. The paper presents the most representative mathematical models currently used for the modeling of human crystalline lens, both optically and biomechanically.
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