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Inspiration in photography : train your mind to make great art a habit / Brooke Shaden
\"Inspiration is not a far-flung concept, out of reach to all but a few great artists, nor is it a matter of chance. As a photographer it's possible to train your mind to see the creative possibilities in any situation. Featuring the pioneering work of author Brooke Shaden and a selection of carefully chosen contributing photographers, this book provides the perfect balance of insight and instruction to help you find inspiration whenever you need it and capitalize on it every time.\"'--Front flap.
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Anterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomography in Locating the Insertion of Horizontal Extraocular Muscles After Strabismus Surgery
To evaluate the accuracy of anterior segment optical coherence tomography (AS-OCT) for locating horizontal extraocular muscle (EOM) insertion after strabismus surgery.
The distance from the limbus to the postoperative muscle insertion was measured with calipers intraoperatively and by AS-OCT during the postoperative visit of adults undergoing strabismus surgery. Images were collected by masked technicians. Intraclass correlation coefficients (ICC) were used to evaluate the agreement between measurements.
Twenty-eight patients were recruited. Measurements were taken from 31 eyes, including 17 lateral and 14 medial rectus muscles. EOM insertion was successfully identified by AS-OCT for 14 (45%) cases. The ICC between intra-operative and AS-OCT measurement was 0.886 when the distance from the limbus to the insertion of EOM was less than 8 mm and 0.001 when the distance from the limbus was between 8 and 10 mm. EOM insertion was undetectable if distance to the limbus was greater than 10 mm.
AS-OCT can accurately identify post-surgical horizontal muscle insertion if the insertion is less than 8 mm from the limbus. [J Pediatr Ophthalmol Strabismus. 2021;58(1):62-65.].
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Treatment of Port Wine Birthmarks in Sturge-Weber Syndrome Using Topical Timolol
Three patients with facial port wine birthmarks were randomly assigned to receive treatment with topical timolol or the placebo. Three masked observers evaluated photographs of the patients, noting improvement in patients who were treated with timolol and two controls. The photographic technique was not standardized. This pilot study suggests topical timolol warrants further evaluation for port wine birthmarks. [J Pediatr Ophthalmol Strabimus. 2021;58:e1-e4.].
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