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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1967
Recent reports implicating anticholinesterase agents in the production of lens opacities have led us to look for the target of these agents, that is, the enzyme cholinesterase, in the lens. A form of cholinesterase, sensitive to low concentrations of eserine, has been found.
J, Michon, J H, Kinoshita
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Recent reports implicating anticholinesterase agents in the production of lens opacities have led us to look for the target of these agents, that is, the enzyme cholinesterase, in the lens. A form of cholinesterase, sensitive to low concentrations of eserine, has been found.
J, Michon, J H, Kinoshita
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Nursing Outlook, 2012
In 1983 Claire Fagin and Donna Diers wrote about nursing as metaphor. In an editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine, they reflected on the reactions of people whom they were meeting socially when they were told, “I am a nurse.” The nurses received a number of reactions, some of which they believed were due to underlying stereotypes and ...
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In 1983 Claire Fagin and Donna Diers wrote about nursing as metaphor. In an editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine, they reflected on the reactions of people whom they were meeting socially when they were told, “I am a nurse.” The nurses received a number of reactions, some of which they believed were due to underlying stereotypes and ...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 2004
It is conservatively estimated that some form of lens opacity is present in 5% to 7% of horses with otherwise clinically normal eyes.These opacities can range from small epicapsular remnants of the fetal vasculature to dense and extensive cataract. A cataract is defined technically as any opacity or alteration in the optical homogeneity of the lens ...
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It is conservatively estimated that some form of lens opacity is present in 5% to 7% of horses with otherwise clinically normal eyes.These opacities can range from small epicapsular remnants of the fetal vasculature to dense and extensive cataract. A cataract is defined technically as any opacity or alteration in the optical homogeneity of the lens ...
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American journal of optometry and archives of American Academy of Optometry, 1973
ABSTRACT The Griffin flexible contract lens is described, and the methods for its use are discussed.
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ABSTRACT The Griffin flexible contract lens is described, and the methods for its use are discussed.
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THE "MYODISC" LENS AND BIFOCAL LENS
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1934Most ophthalmologists have been confronted with the complaints of extremely myopic patients who object to the wearing of heavy ugly lenses. There has always been a need for a light and finer appearing lens to meet the needs of these patients. During the past year I have used over one hundred pairs of a new type of lens for high myopia in corrections ...
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Regulation of lens water content: Effects on the physiological optics of the lens
Progress in Retinal and Eye Research, 2023Angus Grey +2 more
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