Our aim is to develop a novel method for the calibration of corneal topographer. Our method allows an accurate reconstruction of corneal without an additional distance sensor, which favors the development of low-cost, handheld corneal topographers.
Corneal topography is used in contact lens fitting and ocular disease management. Placido cone-based corneal topographers allow measurements over a large corneal area, but often required an additional distance sensor for the accurate reconstruction of corneal topographic maps. The distance sensor increases the cost and the weight, and therefore, hinders the development of a handheld corneal topographer.
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