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Human Foveal Cone Photoreceptor Topography and its Dependence on Eye Length

2019-03-27

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We provide the first measures of foveal cone density as a function of axial length in living eyes and discuss the physical and visual implications of our findings. We used a new generation Adaptive Optics Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope to image cones at and near the fovea in 28 eyes of 16 subjects. Cone density and other metrics were computed in units of visual angle and linear retinal units. The foveal cone mosaic...

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2350996c-a9c9-5194-95d7-cb6bec10fcb7
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10.1101/589135
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