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Comparative study of corneal strip extensometry and inflation tests

Elsheikh et al., 2005

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Elsheikh A
Anderson K
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Journal of the Royal Society Interface

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Strip extensometry tests are usually considered less reliable than trephinate inflation tests in studying corneal biomechanics. In spite of the evident simplicity of strip extensometry tests, several earlier studies preferred inflation tests in determining the constitutive relationship of …
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