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1. Принципы ускоренного роговичного коллагенового кросслинкинга

В оригинале: 1: Principles of Accelerated Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking

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Содержание главы
  1. 1. Принципы ускоренного кросслинкинга роговичного коллагена
  2. 1.1. Введение
  3. 1.2. Строение роговицы и патофизиология эктазии
  4. 1.2.1. Микроструктура при кератоконусе
  5. 1.2.2. Поперечные сшивки роговицы
  6. 1.2.3. Стандартный кросслинкинг и «Дрезденский протокол»
  7. 1.3. Ускоренный кросслинкинг: фотохимические и кинетические принципы
  8. 1.3.1. Лабораторные методы количественной оценки сшивания
  9. 1.3.2. Фотохимическая кинетика кросслинкинга роговицы рибофлавином и УФА
  10. 1.4. Клиническая корреляция
  11. 1.5. Системы ускоренного кросслинкинга
  12. 1.6. Применения ускоренного кросслинкинга
  13. Заключение

Литература (продолжение)

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