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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Many years ago, when ophthalmologists began to deal with the subject of ocular blood flow, a number of examination devices were developed: it all started with the Ophthalmo-Dynamometry device [ODM] from Mikuni and Yoneyama, followed by the Orbito-Dynamography device [ODG] from Hugo Hager.We entered this field with these two devices, and after years of intensive use of these measuring methods we were able to develop the Oculo-Oscillo-Dynamography device [OODG] and the Temporalis-Dynamography device [TDG], and with the further development of the OODG device the Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer device [OPFA] was created. The Oculo Pression Tonometry device [OPT] was practically created as a 'by-product' during the OODG device development. In combination with the OODG or OPFA device and fluorescence angiography [FAG], Perfusion Pressure Video Angiography [PVA] became possible. All these techniques have greatly assisted us in our diagnostic efforts.We have gained many years of experience with the diagnosis of ocular hemodynamics and ocular hydrodynamics which we would like to share in this book. 123 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Many years ago, when ophthalmologists began to deal with the subject of ocular blood flow, a number of examination devices were developed: it all started with the Ophthalmo-Dynamometry device [ODM] from Mikuni and Yoneyama, followed by the Orbito-Dynamography device [ODG] from Hugo Hager.We entered this field with these two devices, and after years of intensive use of these measuring methods we were able to develop the Oculo-Oscillo-Dynamography device [OODG] and the Temporalis-Dynamography device [TDG], and with the further development of the OODG device the Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer device [OPFA] was created. The Oculo Pression Tonometry device [OPT] was practically created as a 'by-product' during the OODG device development. In combination with the OODG or OPFA device and fluorescence angiography [FAG], Perfusion Pressure Video Angiography [PVA] became possible. All these techniques have greatly assisted us in our diagnostic efforts.We have gained many years of experience with the diagnosis of ocular hemodynamics and ocular hydrodynamics which we would like to share in this book. 123 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Many years ago, when ophthalmologists began to deal with the subject of ocular blood flow, a number of examination devices were developed: it all started with the Ophthalmo-Dynamometry device [ODM] from Mikuni and Yoneyama, followed by the Orbito-Dynamography device [ODG] from Hugo Hager.We entered this field with these two devices, and after years of intensive use of these measuring methods we were able to develop the Oculo-Oscillo-Dynamography device [OODG] and the Temporalis-Dynamography device [TDG], and with the further development of the OODG device the Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer device [OPFA] was created. The Oculo Pression Tonometry device [OPT] was practically created as a 'by-product' during the OODG device development. In combination with the OODG or OPFA device and fluorescence angiography [FAG], Perfusion Pressure Video Angiography [PVA] became possible. All these techniques have greatly assisted us in our diagnostic efforts.We have gained many years of experience with the diagnosis of ocular hemodynamics and ocular hydrodynamics which we would like to share in this book.

Broschiert. Condition: Wie neu. Auflage: 1. 228 Seiten Tadelloses Exemplar. Contents Preface and Acknowledgements 5 Chapter 1 Introduction 9 1.1 Ocular Hemodynamics 9 1.2 Ocular Hydrodynamics 17 Chapter 2 Anatomical Basis of Blood Supply of the Orbit, the Eye and the Anterior Part of the Optic Nerve 31 Chapter 3 Physiological Basis of Blood Supply to the Eye and the Anterior Part of the Optic Nerve 43 Chapter 4 Ocular Hemodynamics and Pulsatile Flow 55 Chapter 5 Ocular Blood Pressures and Ocular Perfusion Pressures 59 Chapter 6 Regulation of Ocular Circulation 103 Chapter 7 Ocular Pulse and Ocular Pressure-pulse and Volume-pulse Curves 123 Chapter 8 The Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer (OPFA). Manual and Instructions for Examinations 131 Chapter 9 Reference Data as a Basis for Evaluating Measurements of the Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer (OPFA) 149 Chapter 10 Ocular Hydrodynamics as Part of Ocular Microcirculation 177 Chapter 11 Investigations of Intraocular Pressure (IOP) During and After Artificial Increase 191 Chapter 12 Oculopression Tonometry (OPT) to Determine Outflow Facility and the Formation of Aqueous Humor 215 ISBN 9783960234982 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 383.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Many years ago, when ophthalmologists began to deal with the subject of ocular blood flow, a number of examination devices were developed: it all started with the Ophthalmo-Dynamometry device [ODM] from Mikuni and Yoneyama, followed by the Orbito-Dynamography device [ODG] from Hugo Hager.We entered this field with these two devices, and after years of intensive use of these measuring methods we were able to develop the Oculo-Oscillo-Dynamography device [OODG] and the Temporalis-Dynamography device [TDG], and with the further development of the OODG device the Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer device [OPFA] was created. The Oculo Pression Tonometry device [OPT] was practically created as a 'by-product' during the OODG device development. In combination with the OODG or OPFA device and fluorescence angiography [FAG], Perfusion Pressure Video Angiography [PVA] became possible. All these techniques have greatly assisted us in our diagnostic efforts.We have gained many years of experience with the diagnosis of ocular hemodynamics and ocular hydrodynamics which we would like to share in this book.Leipziger Universitätsvlg, Oststraße 41, 04317 Leipzig 123 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Many years ago, when ophthalmologists began to deal with the subject of ocular blood flow, a number of examination devices were developed: it all started with the Ophthalmo-Dynamometry device [ODM] from Mikuni and Yoneyama, followed by the Orbito-Dynamography device [ODG] from Hugo Hager.We entered this field with these two devices, and after years of intensive use of these measuring methods we were able to develop the Oculo-Oscillo-Dynamography device [OODG] and the Temporalis-Dynamography device [TDG], and with the further development of the OODG device the Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer device [OPFA] was created. The Oculo Pression Tonometry device [OPT] was practically created as a 'by-product' during the OODG device development. In combination with the OODG or OPFA device and fluorescence angiography [FAG], Perfusion Pressure Video Angiography [PVA] became possible. All these techniques have greatly assisted us in our diagnostic efforts.We have gained many years of experience with the diagnosis of ocular hemodynamics and ocular hydrodynamics which we would like to share in this book.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Examination of Ocular Hemodynamics and Hydrodynamics with the Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer (OPFA) and Oculo-Pression Tonometry (OPT) | Part II: Clinic and Practice | Wulff-D. Ulrich (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | 123 S. | Englisch | 2025 | Leipziger Universitätsvlg | EAN 9783960236719 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Leipziger Universitätsverlag GmbH, Oststr. 41, 04317 Leipzig, info[at]univerlag-leipzig[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Many years ago, when ophthalmologists began to deal with the subject of ocular blood flow, a number of examination devices were developed: it all started with the Ophthalmo-Dynamometry device [ODM] from Mikuni and Yoneyama, followed by the Orbito-Dynamography device [ODG] from Hugo Hager.We entered this field with these two devices, and after years of intensive use of these measuring methods we were able to develop the Oculo-Oscillo-Dynamography device [OODG] and the Temporalis-Dynamography device [TDG], and with the further development of the OODG device the Ocular Pressure Blood Flow Analyzer device [OPFA] was created. The Oculo Pression Tonometry device [OPT] was practically created as a 'by-product' during the OODG device development. In combination with the OODG or OPFA device and fluorescence angiography [FAG], Perfusion Pressure Video Angiography [PVA] became possible. All these techniques have greatly assisted us in our diagnostic efforts.We have gained many years of experience with the diagnosis of ocular hemodynamics and ocular hydrodynamics which we would like to share in this book. 123 pp. Englisch.