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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1951
Practically every issue of an ophthalmic journal has some reference to the surgical procedures employed or the complications encountered at the time of extraction of a cataractous lens. There is, however, only an occasional reference to the dislocated lens. The handling of such cases may tax the surgical judgment of the ophthalmologist.
P. Robb McDonald, James E. Purnell
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Practically every issue of an ophthalmic journal has some reference to the surgical procedures employed or the complications encountered at the time of extraction of a cataractous lens. There is, however, only an occasional reference to the dislocated lens. The handling of such cases may tax the surgical judgment of the ophthalmologist.
P. Robb McDonald, James E. Purnell
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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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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1954 A Fast Room‐Temperature Self‐Healing Glassy Polyurethane
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2021Jianhua Xu, Jiajun Fu
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The Lens Opacities Classification System III
, 1993L. Chylack +8 more
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