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Anisometropia (0):
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Anisometropia
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Results indicate that AC pIOL implantation can be considered an alternative modality to manage clinically significant, severe anisometropic myopia in pediatric eyes when there is poor patient compliance with traditional medical treatment. Long-term follow-up of corneal endothelial cell density after...
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PMID: 20692559
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PURPOSE. To evaluate the use of liquid crystal glasses (LCG) for the treatment of amblyopia caused by refractive errors, strabismus, or both. METHODS. In this noncomparative, prospective, interventional case series, 28 children (age range, 4-7.8 years) with monocular amblyopia participated, of which...
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PMID: 20164454
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Multiple studies have shown the relevancy and effectiveness of pIOL implantation as an alternative surgical management for highly significant pediatric ametropia in selective patients who are noncompliant with medical treatment. SUMMARY: In the management of clinically significant severe pediatric a...
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PMID: 20531190
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Zhonghua Yixue Zazhi (90)21 2010
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To study the neural mechanism of visual cortical deficits between anisometropic and strabismic amblyopia comparatively by BOLD-fMRI retinotopic mapping.
Ten anisometropic amblyopes, 10 strabismic amblyopes and 9 normal subjects underwent fMRI with retinotopic mapping and luminous spots stimuli (spat...
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PMID: 20973213
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We report a case of one sister and brother with mirror image myopic anisometropia. One sister and brother complained visual disturbance. The sister was 10 years 11 months old, and brother was 8 years 4 months old. Full ophthalmic examinations were performed, including slit lamp examination, intraocu...
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PMID: 20157418
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Zhonghua Yixue Zazhi (89)36 2009
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91.57% of the eyes after the operation reached the vision >or= 0.8, which says a significant improvement for binocular vision after the operation (P < 0.05). There was a significant difference on diopter between the pre-operation and post-operation (P < 0.05). As for anisometropia, there was no sign...
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PMID: 20137619
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We hypothesized that the RNFL of the amblyopic eye may be thinner.
Prospective, cross-sectional, observational case series.
Optical coherence tomography of the peripapillary RNFL thickness of amblyopic and fellow eyes was performed in 37 patients 7 to 12 years of age...
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PMID: 19327749
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There were no significant differences in the comparison between the individual means of the ocular components. There was negative correlation between refractive difference and difference of axial length (r= -0.64; p<0.01) and weak negative correlation between refractive difference and crystalline le...
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PMID: 19347114
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NF1 is a risk factor for anisometropia, aniso-astigmatism, and aniso-astigmatic amblyopia and screening patients with NF1 for refractive errors before age 3 will help to detect patients at risk of amblyopia and give them proper treatment....
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PMID: 19396797
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Strabismus (17)4 2009
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On the basis of these findings, severe residual amblyopia in children remaining after treatment could be explained by additional vision deprivation. It can be reduced by starting spectacle correction of hypermetropia before the age of 18 months. Anisometropia seemed the result of deficient emmetropi...
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PMID: 20001509
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Vestnik oftalmologii (125)4 2009
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Spatial contrast sensitivity (SCS) was analyzed using mesopic (light off 10 candel/m2) and intensive illumination (light on 20,000 candel/m2) and corneal higher-order aberrations (CHOA) in 29 children with high-grade unilateral hypermetropia complicated by severe and moderate amblyopia after LASIK,...
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PMID: 19824439
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The authors describe five children with nasolacrimal duct obstruction who developed anisometropic amblyopia in the same eye. Because three children had no indication of vision loss at their initial presentation, cycloplegic refraction and periodic visual acuity screenings for such patients is recomm...
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PMID: 19496504
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Imposed anisometropia effectively alters marmoset eye growth and refractive state to compensate for the imposed defocus. The response to imposed hyperopia is larger and faster than the response to imposed myopia. The pattern of accommodation under imposed anisometropia produces effective refractive...
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PMID: 19104464
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The P100 latency on pVEP at the time of initial diagnosis was significantly related to the visual improvement after occlusion therapy or glasses in patients with strabismic, anisometropic, and isometropic amblyopia. Therefore, it was presumed that patients with a delayed P100 latency might have less...
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PMID: 19096243
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Best corrected IAD and presence of amblyopia are related to amount and type of refractive error difference (hyperopic, myopic, or cylindrical) between eyes. Disruption of best corrected random dot SA occurs with smaller interocular differences than those producing an increase in IAD, suggesting that...
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PMID: 18539935
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The presence of coloboma plus another CHARGE feature warrants further investigation, including genetic screening for the CHD7 gene. Early recognition and management of sensory problems (visual, auditory, and vestibular) are crucial to ensure best psychomotor and cognitive development....
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PMID: 18455933
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Children with unilateral coronal craniosynostosis are at increased risk of developing amblyogenic levels of anisometropia in the eye contralateral to the synostosis and require early evaluation and refraction even in the absence of strabismus....
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PMID: 18534879
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From a public health perspective, evaluation and treatment of ocular and refractive findings in children with moderate, severe, and syndromic intellectual disability categories is urgently needed and likely to be highly effective in alleviating future health and social care costs, as well as improvi...
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PMID: 18595752
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Siblings of children with accommodative esotropia have a high prevalence of amblyogenic risk factors. This study offers additional data and rationale for providing comprehensive eye exams for children with a family history of strabismus....
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PMID: 18534882
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We demonstrate how a predefined lateral magnification (e. g., from the contralateral eye) can be realised during cataract surgery by calculating an appropriate combination of an IOL and a spectacle correction. WORKING EXAMPLES: In example 1 the lateral magnification of the reference eye following ca...
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PMID: 18759207
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Anisometropia is not a rare condition and should be assessed before cataract surgery. A comprehensive method to calculate the objective aniseikonia and to measure the subjective aniseikonia in anisometropia was proposed. If cataract surgery is considered in anisometropic patients, a postoperative an...
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PMID: 18655987
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Prevalence of SE anisometropia is similar to that reported for other school-aged populations. However, prevalence of astigmatic anisometropia is higher than that reported for other school-aged populations....
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PMID: 18594336
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The majority of those treated have anisometropic amblyopia. The most common method employed is advanced surface ablation using the excimer laser, such as photorefractive keratectomy or laser-assisted subepithelial keratomileusis. Surface ablation is safe in children; the drawback is the high rate of...
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PMID: 18545019
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We evaluate the effect of the emmetropization technique LASIK (laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis) on stereoscopic vision. For this, we used a mirror stereoscope to measure the upper disparity limit D(max) before (with best correction) and after LASIK for 30 patients. The results show that the up...
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PMID: 18516131
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LASIK seems to be an effective and safe procedure for the management of hyperopic anisometropic amblyopia in select cases. Visual acuity improved in the amblyopic eyes and was associated with decreased anisometropia. The refractive response to hyperopic LASIK in children appears to be similar to tha...
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PMID: 18494338
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This report documents a low amblyopia prevalence in a population of 12-year-old Australian children. Amblyopic visual impairment was infrequent in this sample despite absence of mandatory vision screening....
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PMID: 17384576
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Atropine penalization may be considered more effective than optical penalization with positive lenses....
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PMID: 18207121
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Eighteen study subjects (11 males and 7 females) were recruited aged 7-16 (mean 11.7) years. Before telescopic training sessions the mean BCVA in the amblyopic eye for the entire group was 0.5 (SD 0.3) logMAR units (20/63 equivalent), and this improved following the sessions to 0.24 (SD 0.34) logMAR...
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PMID: 18204496
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Fine motor skills were reduced in children with amblyopia, particularly those with strabismus, compared with control subjects. The deficits in motor performance were greatest on manual dexterity tasks requiring speed and accuracy....
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PMID: 18235004
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The treatment of medium to high unilateral myopia with PRK under local anesthesia was found effective and safe in pediatric and adolescent patients. This procedure may improve ocular alignment and stereopsis. Further studies are needed to increase the patient experience and extend follow-up time in...
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PMID: 18850548
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Ophthalmic Epidemiology (15)3 2008
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Prevalence of anisometropia is relatively high in this rural adult population in Myanmar. Myopia and cataract, but not increasing age, are the potential risk factors of anisometropia in this population....
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PMID: 18569811
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The median refractive errors of hyperopic anisometropic and fellow eyes were +4 D (range: +2.0 to +7.50 D) and 0 D (range: 0 to +4 D), respectively. The mean best-corrected visual acuity of the amblyopic eyes was 0.43 +/- 0.25. The mean disc area of the anisometropic eyes (1.69 +/- 0.35 mm2) was sig...
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PMID: 18524193
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Thirty children between 6 and 17 years old (mean: 10.7 years) were studied. Fifteen children had strabismic and 15 had anisometropic amblyopia. No statistically significant difference was found in mean root mean square values of total higher order aberrations, coma, spherical, higher order astigmati...
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PMID: 18404956
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The difference in axial length was 0.3 mm or greater in 331 patients (24%). Axial length asymmetry between eyes increased with an increase in axial length in the index eye (P<.001). The 95th centile of the axial length difference was 0.5 mm when the longer eye was 22.0 mm or less and 4.0 mm when it...
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PMID: 18165085
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Purpose: To compare retinal area to optic disc rim area ratios of hyperopic normal, strabismic eyes with equal acuity, amblyopic, and fellow eyes. Methods: Neuroretinal rim areas of 293 amblyopic and fellow eyes, and 77 non-amblyopic hyperopic right eyes, and 84 non-amblyopic strabismic...
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PMID: 19085432
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Electrophysiological studies investigating the relationship between amblyopia and retinal function have in the past produced conflicting findings, leaving the retinal correlates of amblyopia, if they exist, unknown. Recent advances in technology, and in particular the emergence of optical coherence...
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PMID: 19132954
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La Revue du praticien (57)18 2007
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Global motion impairment appeared to have a high-level binocular locus and was independent of the depth of the contrast deficit. Results also support the idea that global motion and optic flow processing are form-cue invariant....
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PMID: 18055802
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The mean age at treatment was 8.4 years (range 10 months to 16 years). The mean preoperative anisometropic difference was 6.98 D in the entire group, 9.48 D in the anisomyopic group, 3.13 D in the anisoastigmatic group, and 5.50 D in the anisohyperopic group. One year after LASEK, the mean anisometr...
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PMID: 18053899
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LASIK reduced high hyperopic and myopic anisometropia in children, thus facilitating amblyopia management and improving their visual acuity and stereopsis....
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PMID: 17604197
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Treatment to reduce the size of capillary hemangiomas results in resolution of occlusion, reduction in astigmatism, and prevention of pupillary occlusion. Those with occlusion are at higher risk for severe residual amblyopia and require prompt and definitive treatment....
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PMID: 17720571
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Verisyse intraocular lens implantation in a child with anisometropic amblyopia: four-year follow-up.
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A Verisyse phakic intraocular lens (pIOL) (AMO) was implanted in the eye of a 3-year-old child with unilateral high myopia and suspected dense amblyopia. Four years postoperatively, the Snellen visual acuity was 20/30 with a refraction of -1.00 -1.00 x 77 and the endothelial cell density was 3262 ce...
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PMID: 17964411
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Substantial (six hours a day) and maximal (12 hours a day) prescribed occlusion results in similar visual outcome. On average, the occlusion dose received in the maximal group was only 50% more than in the substantial group and in both groups was much less than that prescribed. Younger children requ...
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PMID: 17855283
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Archives of Ophthalmology (125)9 2007
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Der Ophthalmologe (104)9 2007
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The patients were 65+/-9 years old. Follow-up time was 38+/-25 months. The mean preoperative spherical equivalent (SE) in the myopic eyes was -7.86+/-3.82 D and in the hyperopic eyes was 1.64+/-0.74 D. After surgery, the mean SE in the myopic eyes was -1.77+/-1.82 D and in the hyperopic eyes was -0....
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PMID: 17661058
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Vision Research (47)21 2007
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We looked at D(max) thresholds for random dot kinematograms (RDKs) biased toward low- or high-level motion mechanisms. D(max) is thought to be limited, for high-level motion mechanisms, by the efficiency of object feature tracking and probability of false matches. To reduce the influence of low-leve...
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PMID: 17804033
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PURPOSE: To describe a child with hyperopia and anisometropia who manifests strabismus and amblyopia in the much less hyperopic eye. CASE REPORT: A 6-year-old child presented with a history of strabismus and refractive error since infancy, which has been treated with glasses and patching. The presen...
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PMID: 17873763
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CASE REPORT: A male with cylindrical anisometropia secondary to retinal detachment (RD) surgery in the right eye (OD) was referred for contact lens (CL) fitting. His refraction was OD -1.25 -2.75 x 60 degrees VA 1.0 and OS +0.25 VA 1.2. He was complaining of diplopia with spectacles. Seven years pri...
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PMID: 17717770
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Ocular laterality and dominance have no significant effect on spherical equivalent. All axial length and astigmatic differences were small and clinically insignificant. The study findings suggest that in Singaporean children, bias is not present in those investigations that restrict analyses to righ...
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PMID: 17652720
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Ophthalmology (114)8 2007
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The higher risk of recurrence in the most successfully treated children with amblyopia and absence of protection from orthotropia and excellent random dot stereoacuity suggests that careful and prolonged follow-up is needed for all children who have been previously treated for amblyopia....
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PMID: 17363058
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Vision Research (47)14 2007
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We have previously reported evidence suggesting that the inability to isolate stimuli in space in crowded displays (spatial crowding) is a largely independent component of the amblyopic deficit in visual acuity, which is typically found in strabismic amblyopia [Bonneh, Y., Sagi, D., & Polat, U. (200...
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PMID: 17502115
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Mathematical modeling of amblyopia therapy is a novel approach that elucidates the kinetics of the therapeutic response in humans. This response is age-influenced so that older children require a greater dose to achieve the same outcome--evidence of altered plasticity of the visual system. Fine-tuni...
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PMID: 17525188
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At 1 year, follow-up from treatment cessation, children with "mixed" amblyopia (both anisometropia and strabismus) demonstrated significantly (p=0.03) greater deterioration in VA (0.11+/-0.11 log units) than children with only anisometropia (0.02+/-0.08 log units) or only strabismus (0.05+/-0.10 log...
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PMID: 17047980
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