Cynthia Roberts

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Ohio State University

United States

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Professor Cynthia Roberts is a faculty member at The Ohio State University in the United States. Her research focuses on corneal biomechanics, keratoconus detection, and the effects of various surgical interventions on ocular parameters. Recent publications include studies on corneal refractive index measurement errors, optic nerve kinking in normal tension glaucoma, and the biomechanical response of keratoconus pathology.

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University of Liverpool

UNITED KINGDOM

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Corneal Cross-Linking Induces Increased Corneal Refractive Index, Which Generates Measurement Error of Central Corneal Thickness

Response to: ‘Comment on: “Incidence of optic nerve kinking in a cohort of patients with Normal tension glaucoma”’

Eccentric Pathology in Keratoconus Exhibits Stiffer Biomechanical Response than Central Pathology

Incidence of optic nerve kinking in a cohort of patients with Normal tension glaucoma

Thickness Speed Progression Index: Machine Learning Approach for Keratoconus Detection

Corneal Stress Distribution Evolves from Thickness-Driven in Normal Corneas to Curvature-Driven with Progression in Keratoconus

Keratoconus cone location influences ocular biomechanical parameters measured by the Ocular Response Analyzer

Effect of intrastromal corneal ring segments on in vivo corneal biomechanics in keratoconus: 1-year results.

Estimating pulsatile ocular blood volume from intraocular pressure, ocular pulse amplitude, and axial length

Corneal Biomechanical Response Alteration After Scleral Buckling Surgery for Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment

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Ahmed Elsheikh

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