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Whole globe inflation testing of exogenously crosslinked sclera using genipin and methylglyoxal
Exogenous collagen cross-linking has been investigated as method of reinforcing scleral biomechanics, with the goal of counteracting scleral weakening that occurs at the onset of myopia. This study uses whole globe inflation testing to investigate the biomechanical effect of treating posterior scler
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