In vivo confocal microscopy in the normal corneas of cats, dogs and birds.
作者： Christiane Kafarnik , Jens Fritsche , Sven Reese
DOI: 10.1111/J.1463-5224.2007.00543.X
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摘要: Objective: To evaluate the applicability of in vivo confocal microscopy (IVCM) veterinary ophthalmology and analyze morphology living, healthy cornea. Animals examined: Thirty-seven dogs, 34 cats five birds. Procedure: Various corneal sublayers were visualized central region using an microscope (HRTII/RCM®). Results: An investigation method was developed adapted for use on animals with varying skull forms eye positions. Real-time images epithelial cells, stroma endothelial layer obtained. The stromal nerve trunks subepithelial basal plexus visualized. In full thickness (FCT) 585 ± 79 µm (mean SD) cell density (ECD) 3175 776 cells/mm2 SD). cats, FCT 592 80 ECD 2846 403 cells/mm2. There no significant differences between canine feline morphologic could be seen dogs cats. bird revealed a number structural differences. Conclusion: Noninvasive IVCM allows accurate detection sublayers, pachymetry, innervation various animal species. For clinical usage, patients must under general anesthesia. provided anatomic reference structures birds.
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