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 evaluation of the corneal biomechanical behaviour has important clinical applications.
To name a few, the accuracy of the intraocular pressure measurement, the study of corneal …

Quantifying the full 3-D shape of the human crystalline lens is important for improving
intraocular lens power or sizing calculations in treatments of cataract and presbyopia. In a …

The mechanical properties of the sclera play a critical role in supporting the ocular structure
and maintaining its shape. However, non-invasive measurements to quantify scleral …

In-vivo corneal biomechanical characterization has gained significant clinical relevance in
ophthalmology, especially in the early diagnosis of eye disorders and diseases (eg …

Significance: Mechanical assessment of the cornea can provide important structural and
functional information regarding its health. Current clinically available tools are limited in …

We present a co-axial acoustic-based optical coherence vibrometry probe (CoA-OCV) for
vibro-acoustic resonance quantification in biological tissues. Sample vibrations were …

There is an increasing interest in applying optical coherence tomography (OCT) to quantify
the topography of ocular structures. However, in its most usual configuration, OCT data is …

We introduce a method to estimate the biomechanical properties of the porcine sclera in
intact eye globes ex vivo, using optical coherence tomography that is coupled with an air …

Scleral crosslinking may provide a way to prevent or treat myopia by stiffening scleral
tissues. The ability to measure the stiffness of scleral tissues in situ pre and post scleral …