₃Dipak N Parmar

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This is an Authoratory overview of author Dipak N Parmar. According to available data, in 2006 Dipak N Parmar published at least 3 articles. This work was completed in collaboration with several authors including Cavanagh, H Dwight and McCulley, James P. Several other authors have collaborated with Dipak N Parmar as well. There is no information about the funding or the grants awarded to support this work.

Analysis of the article abstracts and the titles suggests that Dipak N Parmar professional interests are focused around "tandem scanning confocal", "suspected acanthamoeba keratitis" and "laser situ keratomileusis". These might also be referred to as "confocal microscopy", "collagen shields" or "acanthamoeba keratitis". Statistical analysis shows that Dipak N Parmar's writing is likely to contains terms "corneal", "acanthamoeba", "cases", "intralase", "eyes" and "collagen".

The majority of Dipak N Parmar articles are affiliated with Division of Cornea, External Disease and Refractive Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas. 75390-9057, USA. Luckily, one email address is on file.

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Affiliations (1) [condensed summary of the Dipak N Parmar affiliations, the leading number and the color conveys importance]

₃Division of Cornea, External Disease and Refractive Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas. 75390-9057, USA.

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Keywords (32) [keywords assigned to Dipak N Parmar articles by PubMed, the leading number and the color conveys importance]

₃Humans | ₂Epithelium, Corneal | ₂Retrospective Studies | ₂Adult | ₂Middle Aged | ₂Microscopy, Confocal | ₂Female | ₂Male | ₂Aged | ₁Prosthesis Implantation | ₁Keratomileusis, Laser In Situ | ₁Adolescent | ₁Follow-Up Studies | ₁Animals | ₁Contact Lenses, Hydrophilic | ₁Corneal Stroma | ₁False Positive Reactions | ₁Cornea | ₁Corneal Diseases | ₁Cell Count | ₁Surgical Flaps | ₁Epithelial Cells | ₁Prospective Studies | ₁Visual Acuity | ₁Risk Factors | ₁Hyperopia | ₁Tissue Engineering | ₁Tissue Culture Techniques | ₁Cell Transplantation | ₁Predictive Value of Tests | ₁Contact Lenses | ₁Wound Healing

Dipak N Parmar Unique Vocabulary (96) [single words, word pairs and phrases obtained by analysis of abstracts and titles, the leading number and the color conveys importance; Dipak N Parmar might be a good expert witness on these terms]

₁₂corneal | ₁₁acanthamoeba | ₁₀cases | ₁₀intralase | ₁₀eyes | ₉collagen | ₉patients | ₉confocal | ₈case | ₇microscopy | ₇aecs | ₆tscm | ₆shields | ₆lens | ₆insertion | ₆haze | ₅lasik | ₅using | ₅keratitis | ₅ped | ₅epithelial | ₄suspected | ₄positive | ₄contact | ₄culture | ₄tandem | ₄diagnosis | ₄months | ₄intracorneal | ₄scanning | ₃results | ₃vivo
₅confocal microscopy | ₅collagen shields | ₅acanthamoeba keratitis | ₄lasik intralase | ₄scanning confocal | ₄tandem scanning | ₄intracorneal lens | ₃suspected acanthamoeba | ₃situ keratomileusis | ₃flap creation | ₃diagnosis suspected | ₃collagen shield | ₃icl insertion | ₃insertion laser | ₃laser situ | ₃keratocyte activation | ₃positive acanthamoeba | ₂shields without | ₂confocal corneal | ₂insertion following | ₂response intracorneal | ₂using intralase | ₂keratomileusis flap | ₂follow-up months | ₂corneal microscopy | ₂corneal tscm | ₂contact lens | ₂mean follow-up | ₂haze patients | ₂without aecs | ₂lens insertion | ₂clinical haze
₄tandem scanning confocal | ₃suspected acanthamoeba keratitis | ₃laser situ keratomileusis | ₃insertion laser situ | ₃diagnosis suspected acanthamoeba | ₃amniotic epithelial cells | ₃tissue-cultured human amniotic | ₃human amniotic epithelial | ₂lens insertion laser | ₂creation using intralase | ₂corneal response intracorneal | ₂scanning confocal corneal | ₂shields without aecs | ₂keratomileusis flap creation | ₂intracorneal lens insertion | ₂confocal assessment corneal | ₂assessment corneal response | ₂icl insertion following | ₂soft contact lens | ₂confocal corneal microscopy | ₂response intracorneal lens | ₂mean follow-up months | ₂scanning confocal microscopy | ₂corneal microscopy diagnosis | ₂flap creation using | ₂collagen shields without | ₂insertion following intralase | ₂microscopy diagnosis suspected | ₂situ keratomileusis flap | ₂surface restoration using | ₂restoring ocular surface | ₂using non-surgical transplantation

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