-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The Zeiss slit lamp has been modified in order to extend its use to measurements of lens transparency. Two major modifications have been introduced: (1) a support for a high-sensitivity TV camera that is connected to an image processing system; (2) two potentiometers for recording electrical signals proportional to the rotation angle of the slit-supporting arm with respect to the visual axis and the slit tilting angle. As a result, the slit lamp output consists of three signals; one TV signal for the images and two analog signals for measurement of the angles. With the aid of an image-processing system connected to a minicomputer, software has been developed to enable the operator to acquire reliable digital images of the anterior segment of the eye in real time. The software provides the user with an easy-to-follow menu.
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
March 2009,
Eye (London, England),
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
July 2023,
Journal of telemedicine and telecare,
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
January 1981,
Transactions of the ophthalmological societies of the United Kingdom,
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
October 2018,
Current eye research,
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
February 1987,
Experimental eye research,
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
November 1982,
Fortschritte der Ophthalmologie : Zeitschrift der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft,
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
January 2000,
Graefe's archive for clinical and experimental ophthalmology = Albrecht von Graefes Archiv fur klinische und experimentelle Ophthalmologie,
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
October 2020,
Indian journal of ophthalmology,
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
August 2001,
Eye (London, England),
S Fonda, and
P Baraldi, and
D Vecchi, and
E Bocca
March 1969,
The Journal of small animal practice,
