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  • 2. Reliability of exophthalmos measurement and the exophthalmometry value distribution in a healthy Dutch population and in Graves' patients. An exploratory study.
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  • 3. Exophthalmometry values of Turkish adult population and the effect of age, sex, refractive status, and Hertel base values on Hertel readings.
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  • 4. Normal values of hertel exophthalmometry in children, teenagers, and adults from Tehran, Iran.
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  • 8. Relative en- and exophthalmometry in zygomatic fractures comparing optical non-contact, non-ionizing 3D imaging to the Hertel instrument and computed tomography.
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  • 9. Comparison of unilateral and simultaneous bilateral measurement of the globe position, using the Hertel exophthalmometer.
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  • 12. Comparison of exophthalmos measurements: Hertel exophthalmometer versus orbital parameters in 2-dimensional computed tomography.
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  • 14. Using Smartphone Exophthalmometry to Measure Eyeball Protrusion.
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  • 15. Clinical exophthalmometry: a comparative study of the Luedde and Hertel exophthalmometers.
    Chang AA, Bank A, Francis IC, Kappagoda MB.
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  • 17. Utilizing a mobile platform to obtain quantitative measurements of exophthalmos.
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  • 18. Normal values of Hertel exophthalmometry in a Chinese Han population from Shenyang, Northeast China.
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  • 20. Computed exophthalmometry is an accurate and reproducible method for the measuring of eyeballs' protrusion.
    Afanasyeva DS, Gushchina MB, Gerasimov MY, Borzenok SA.
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