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Wolff's Anatomy of the Eye and Orbit
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Bony orbit and paranasal sinuses Ocular appendages Orbital and cerebral vessels Extraocular muscles and ocular movements Innervation and nerves of the orbit The eyeball and its dimensions Cornea and sclera Anterior chamber and drainage angle The iris Posterior chamber and ciliary body Choroid and uveal vessels Lens and zonules The vitreous The retina Visual pathway Autonomic aminergic, peptidergic and nitrergic innervation of the human eye as mentioned in this paper.Abstract:
Bony orbit and paranasal sinuses Ocular appendages Orbital and cerebral vessels Extraocular muscles and ocular movements Innervation and nerves of the orbit The eyeball and its dimensions Cornea and sclera Anterior chamber and drainage angle The iris Posterior chamber and ciliary body Choroid and uveal vessels Lens and zonules The vitreous The retina Visual pathway Autonomic aminergic, peptidergic and nitrergic innervation of the eye Development of the human eye References and further reading.read more
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Congenital malformations of the eye and orbit.
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Modeling internal stress distributions in the human lens: can opponent theories coexist?
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Metastatic melanoma death rates by anatomic site after proton beam irradiation for uveal melanoma.
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Transverse depth-dependent changes in corneal collagen lamellar orientation and distribution
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A histologic analysis and three-dimensional reconstruction of the muscle of Riolan.
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