PUBLICATIONS
JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
Marianne Doran (Robert Haverly major contributor). A Post-DSAEK Danger: Epithelial Downgrowth. EyeNet. January 2010.
Robert F. Haverly. Case Study: Woman Presents with Neovascular Glaucoma. Because Panretinal Photocoagulation Was Not An Option In This Patient, Endoscopic Pars Plana Vitrectomy Was Performed. Ocular Surgery News. January 25, 2010; 28(2) pp
Robert F. Haverly. Surgical Management of Neovascular Glaucoma. Techniques in Ophthalmology. September 2010;8(3). pp 87-93.
Robert F. Haverly. Blink. Subconjunctive Lash. EyeNet. March 2011. Pg 82.
Robert F. Haverly. Blink. Prolapsed Iris. EyeNet. February 2011. Pg 74.
Michael Anbar, Sean J. D'Arcy, Robert F. Haverly, Michael L. Raulin.
Computerized Tests That Use Unrestricted Natural Language Input.
Association of American Medical Colleges. October 27 - November 2, 1989
Washington, D.C.
Robert F. Haverly, Michael Anbar, Sean J. D'Arcy, Michael L. Raulin.
Artificial Intelligence Computer Programming Used to Obtain Psychological Profiles. Eastern Student Research Forum. February 28-March 2, 1990 pg 81.
Robert F. Haverly, James C. Montoro, Sean J. D'Arcy, William H. Coles, Robert A. Spangler, Michael Anbar. Infrared Imaging Quantitatively Assessing Thermal Patterns of the Human Cornea. Eastern Student Research Forum. February 27 - March 1, 1991 pg 63.
Robert F. Haverly. Infrared Imaging Quantitatively Assessing Thermal Patterns of the Human Cornea. National Student Research Forum.
April 11-13, 1991 pg 100.
James C. Montoro, Ildiko M. Gyimesi, Robert F. Haverly, Sean J. D'Arcy. William H. Coles, Robert A. Spangler, Michael Anbar. Use of Digital Infrared Imaging to Objectively Assess Thermal Anomalies in the Human Eye. 19th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Thermology May 11 - 13 1990 New York, New York. Thermology. 1991;3(4) pg 278.
James C. Montoro, Robert F. Haverly, Sean J. D'Arcy, Ildiko M. Gyimesi, William H. Coles, Robert A. Spangler, Michael Anbar. Use of Digital Infrared Imaging to Objectively Assess Thermal Abnormalities in the Human Eye. Thermology. 1991;3(4) pg 242-248.
Michael Anbar and Robert F. Haverly. Significance of the "Micro" Variance in Temperature Distribution Over Areas Evaluated by Digital
Thermography. Biomedical Thermology. December 1991;11(4) pp 278-279.
Robert F. Haverly, Michael Anbar, Sharham Hejazi, and William H. Coles.
Thermographic Studies Before and After Cataract Extraction. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science (Suppl.) March 1992;33(4) pg 1305.
Robert F. Haverly, Sharham Hejazi, Michael Anbar. Ophthalmological Studies Using a Dual Detector Scanning Camera. 21st Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Thermology, May 14-17, 1992, Orlando, Florida. Biomedical Thermology. May 1992.
Robert F. Haverly, Michael Anbar, William H. Coles, Robert A. Spangler. Variations in Corneal Surface Temperature. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science (Suppl.) March 1993;34(4) pg 919.
Robert F. Haverly, Daniel Peters, John Taboada, William Sponsel, Carl Bassi, Diane Mekelburg, Russell Stephen. Evaluating Glaucoma Using Laser PERG. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science (Suppl) March 1995; 36(4) pg S333.
Robert F. Haverly and Michael Anbar. A Telethermometric Study of the Age Dependence of Corneal Temperature. Biomedical Thermology 1994;14(4), pp 10-26.
Robert F. Haverly, R.D. Glickman, J.M. Harrison, H. Zwick, H.G. Longbotham, and B. Pierce. Sweep-VEP Measurement of Contrast Sensitivity In Patients With Either Retinitis Pigmentosa or Macular Disease. Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science (Suppl.) February 15, 1996;37(3) pg S708.
Wendy Baca, Elmer TU, Robert F. Haverly, Steven Chalfin. Evaluation Of Periocular Pathogens In Ophthalmology Surgery Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science (Suppl.) February 15, 1996;37(3) pg S1034.
BOOK PUBLICATIONS
Michael Anbar and Robert F. Haverly. Local "Micro" Variance in Temperature Distribution Evaluated by Digital Thermography. In: Kunihiko Mabuchi, Shizuo Mizushina, Brian Harrison, Eds. Advanced Techniques and Clinical Applications in Biomedical Thermology. Switzerland: Harwood Academic Publishers 1994; Vol. 4. pp 173-188.
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