Biomechanical changes of tree shrew posterior sclera during experimental myopia, after retrobulbar v...
Biomechanical changes of tree shrew posterior sclera during experimental myopia, after retrobulbar vehicle injections, and crosslinking using genipin
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London: Nature Publishing Group UK
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Myopia is a common ocular condition characterized by biomechanical weakening revealed by increasing creep rate, cyclic softening scleral thinning, change of collagen fibril crimping, and excessive elongation of the posterior sclera resulting in blurred vision. Animal studies support scleral crosslinking as a potential treatment for myopia control b...
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Biomechanical changes of tree shrew posterior sclera during experimental myopia, after retrobulbar vehicle injections, and crosslinking using genipin
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2045-2322
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2045-2322
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10.1038/s41598-024-71276-8
