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Accuracy Test for a Corneal Topographer Based on Null-Screen Method: Preliminary Results

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Abstract

The accuracy test of a corneal topographer based on null-screen method is presented. This accuracy test is conducted by testing a calibration sphere. The accuracy found was of 5.8 µm for differences of elevation; 75 µm and 81 µm for sagittal and meridional radii.

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