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The Ultraviolet Microscope

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1953
A form of ultraviolet microscope of the refracting type is described in which the source of radiation is a spark gap between fixed or rotating electrodes and the objectives are normally monochromats. The microscope is horizontal, thus avoiding the use of a mirror, and the fine motion mechanism responds to movements of 0.10 micron. Phase contrast may be
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The microscope and endodontics

Dental Clinics of North America, 2004
The incorporation of the microscope in clinical endodontics has had profound effects on the way endodontics is done and has changed the field fundamentally. This article outlines the key prerequisites for the use of the microscope in nonsurgical endodontic procedures, discusses which procedures benefit from using the microscope, and addresses the issue
Syngcuk Kim, Seung-Ho Baek
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Microscopes and Glaucoma

2015
The operating microscope has transformed the surgery of glaucoma from a hit and miss affair to a very precise art. This is not to say that adult glaucoma surgery cannot be undertaken without sophisticated aids. Of course, it can, but as our understanding of the underlying mechanisms of the glaucoma improves, so do the methods of dealing with it.
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The Microscopical Exhibit

1900
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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The Student's Microscope

Nature, 1967
How suitable are modern students' microscopes for teaching undergraduates? Dr Baker has been investigating the ergonomics of microscope construction for several years.
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Microscopes and Microinstruments

Hand Clinics, 1985
This article outlines the basic physical principles of the operating microscope; in addition, it provides up-to-date, "state of the art" information of microinstruments.
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The Polanret Microscope*

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1947
Variable contrast in the image of non-uniform objects is obtained by polarizing orthogonally the deviated and undeviated bundles of light due to diffraction by the object. Advantage is taken of this orthogonality of polarization to effect variable phase difference between, and variable amplitude ratio of the deviated and undeviated bundles.
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Microscopes

Journal of Scientific Instruments, 1929
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