The upper left hand corner inset is the unscattered spot, whereas the red square has 5 micron edge length. Transmission through sclera. Stationary spread' denotes the data obtained from the stationary images. The peak intensity has a huge variation around the average as indicated by the stationary images, which do not seem to represent the average. The peak transmission and the undeviated energy are fairly similar in the Hypaque soaked sclera.
Transmission is much higher than in the untreated sclera.
Relative peak transmission and energy transmission through cornea. Glycerin has a higher transmission than water from 1400 nm - 1600 nm which is reflected in the plots. The energy residing in the unscattered spot is shown. The variation in sclera sample data is quite evident in Figure 5a and b. The stationary image data varies greatly about the averaged data. This is most likely due to variations in the sclera samples.