Unbiased Estimation of the Eyeball Volume Using the Cavalieri Principle on Computed Tomography Images
Abstract
The size of the eyeball has been the subject of a few studies. None of them used stereological methods to estimate the volume. In the current study, we estimated the volume of eyeball in normal men and women using the stereological methods. Eyeball volume (EV) was estimated using the Cavalieri principle as a combination of point-counting and planimetry techniques. We used computed tomography scans taken from 36 participants (15 men and 21 women)...
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Title
Unbiased Estimation of the Eyeball Volume Using the Cavalieri Principle on Computed Tomography Images
Published Date
Jan 1, 2009
Volume
20
Issue
1
Pages
233 - 237
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