Adler's Physiology of the Eye: Clinical Application, 10th ed

Guinea Pig Ciliary Muscle Development

“…37 Likewise, although much is known about the unique histology of the ciliary muscle, there is little information on how its size changes over time. 31,34,38 With regard to histology, it is known that the ciliary muscle is made of smooth muscle, yet it possesses characteristic of both smooth and skeletal muscle. For example, it has >-smooth muscle actin and dense bodies, which are primarily seen in smooth muscle.…”

Guinea Pig Ciliary Muscle Development

“…37 Likewise, although much is known about the unique histology of the ciliary muscle, there is little information on how its size changes over time. 31,34,38 With regard to histology, it is known that the ciliary muscle is made of smooth muscle, yet it possesses characteristic of both smooth and skeletal muscle. For example, it has >-smooth muscle actin and dense bodies, which are primarily seen in smooth muscle.…”

High-quality Animatable Eyelid Shapes from Lightweight Captures

“…The goal of the eyeball calibration is to get the eyeball positions and rotations for assisting the eyelid reconstruction. As human eyeballs have strong prior in both shapes and dimensions [Kaufman et al 2003;Von Helmholtz 1925], we leverage these physiological priors to simplify the calibration problem. The key idea of our method is that only the eyeball with correct position can depict the appearance of all gazes.…”

A framework for modeling ocular drug transport and flow through the eye using micro-CT

“…(2) which yields 2.8 × 10 −4 mm 2 s −1 for Omnipaque in water. Since the vitreous is composed of more than 99% water (Kaufman et al 2003), this assumption was thought to be reasonable.…”

Guinea Pig Ciliary Muscle Development

“…37 Likewise, although much is known about the unique histology of the ciliary muscle, there is little information on how its size changes over time. 31,34,38 With regard to histology, it is known that the ciliary muscle is made of smooth muscle, yet it possesses characteristic of both smooth and skeletal muscle. For example, it has >-smooth muscle actin and dense bodies, which are primarily seen in smooth muscle.…”

High-quality Animatable Eyelid Shapes from Lightweight Captures

“…The goal of the eyeball calibration is to get the eyeball positions and rotations for assisting the eyelid reconstruction. As human eyeballs have strong prior in both shapes and dimensions [Kaufman et al 2003;Von Helmholtz 1925], we leverage these physiological priors to simplify the calibration problem. The key idea of our method is that only the eyeball with correct position can depict the appearance of all gazes.…”

A framework for modeling ocular drug transport and flow through the eye using micro-CT

“…(2) which yields 2.8 × 10 −4 mm 2 s −1 for Omnipaque in water. Since the vitreous is composed of more than 99% water (Kaufman et al 2003), this assumption was thought to be reasonable.…”

Guinea Pig Ciliary Muscle Development

“…37 Likewise, although much is known about the unique histology of the ciliary muscle, there is little information on how its size changes over time. 31,34,38 With regard to histology, it is known that the ciliary muscle is made of smooth muscle, yet it possesses characteristic of both smooth and skeletal muscle. For example, it has >-smooth muscle actin and dense bodies, which are primarily seen in smooth muscle.…”

High-quality Animatable Eyelid Shapes from Lightweight Captures

“…The goal of the eyeball calibration is to get the eyeball positions and rotations for assisting the eyelid reconstruction. As human eyeballs have strong prior in both shapes and dimensions [Kaufman et al 2003;Von Helmholtz 1925], we leverage these physiological priors to simplify the calibration problem. The key idea of our method is that only the eyeball with correct position can depict the appearance of all gazes.…”

A framework for modeling ocular drug transport and flow through the eye using micro-CT

“…(2) which yields 2.8 × 10 −4 mm 2 s −1 for Omnipaque in water. Since the vitreous is composed of more than 99% water (Kaufman et al 2003), this assumption was thought to be reasonable.…”