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• TITLE: The 3D Computer Image of the Anterior Corneal Surface

  AUTHORS: Bo Wang, Xueping Huang, Jinglu Ying, Mingguang Shi

  KEYWORDS: Cornea; Computer; Image

  JOURNAL NAME: Engineering, Vol.5 No.10B, December 18, 2013

  ABSTRACT: In this paper,we derive a nonlinearequation of corneal asphericity (Q) usingthe tangential radius of curvature (rt) on every semi-meridian. We transform the nonlinear equation into the linear equation and then obtain theQ-value of cor-neal semi-meridianby the linear regression method.We find the 360 semi-meridional variation rule of theQ-value us-ing polynomial function. Furthermore, we construct a new 3D corneal model and present a more realistic model of shape of the anterior corneal surface.