Clinical measurement of corneal biomechanics can aid in the early diagnosis, progression
tracking, and treatment evaluation of ocular diseases. Over the past two decades …

The characterization of corneal biomechanical properties has important implications for the
management of ocular disease and prediction of surgical responses. Corneal refractive …

In early corneal examinations, the relationships between the morphological and
biomechanical features of the cornea were unclear. Although consistent links have been …

The biomechanical properties of the cornea have a profound influence on the health,
structural integrity, and function of the eye. Understanding these properties may be critical …

Detailed clinical assessment of corneal biomechanics has the potential to revolutionize the
ophthalmic industry through enabling quicker and more proficient diagnosis of corneal …

Purpose: To prospectively review the importance of biomechanical assessment in the
screening, diagnosis, prognosis, individualized planning, and clinical follow-up for ectatic …

Biomechanics is often defined as 'mechanics applied to biology'. Due to the variety and
complexity of the behaviour of biological structures and materials, biomechanics is better …

Purpose To assess depth-dependent corneal displacements in live normal subjects using
optical coherence elastography (OCE). Methods A corneal elastography method based on …

Assessing the biomechanical properties of the cornea is crucial for detecting the onset and
progression of eye diseases. In this work, we demonstrate the application of compression …

The study of corneal biomechanics in vivo has been evolving fast in recent years. While an
organised corneal structure is necessary for its transparency, resistance to occasional …