The objective was to develop, from a pool of clinical electronystagmography (ENG) data, normal lower limits for the corneo-retinal potential (CRP). The CRP evaluated in the present study was derived as a byproduct of eye movement calibration with a computerized ENG system. The data set was collected from a cohort of patients without history of ophthalmic disease. This normative study was design...

We present nnnnnin vivo volumetric depth-resolved vasculature images of the anterior segment of the human eye acquired with phase-variance based motion contrast using a high-speed (100 kHz, 105 A-scans/s) swept source optical coherence tomography system (SSOCT). High phase stability SSOCT imaging was achieved by using a computationally efficient phase stabilization approach. The human corneo-sc...

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Eye movement is classified into the two types, one is saccadic eye movement and the other is smooth pursuit eye movement. We measured the corneo-retinal potential which is made on the eyeball, in order to investigate saccadic eye movement at the mutual gazing exactly. From the experiments, we verify that the latency and the velocity fluctuate with the direction of motion of eyeballs. And then i...

Fellow Society members, distinguished guests, and friends. My sincere thanks to Scott Halstead for his generous introduction. Also, I thank the membership of the society for giving me the privilege to serve as President, for there is no honor greater than recognition by one's peers. I also wish to thank the U.S. Army for a wonderful career in medical re search—but for the record let me say th...

Earlier work of the authors concerning the generation of isospectral families of second order (vibrating) systems is generalized to higher-order systems (with no spectrum at infinity). Results and techniques are developed first for systems without symmetries, then with Hermitian symmetry and, finally, with palindromic symmetry. The construction of linearizations which retain such symmetries is ...

This report contains the Tool Catalogue of the RIVM/MNP Guidance for Uncertainty Assessment and Communication. The Guidance has been developed under the direction of Peter Janssen (RIVM/MNP) and Jeroen van der Sluijs (Utrecht University) as part of the strategic research project 'Uncertainty Analysis' (S/550002) at RIVM.