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... Capsule , 62. Its thick- ness not uniform , 63. Its liability to opacity during life , 64. Body of the lens , 65 , Fibres , and their arrangement , 65. Central planes , 66 . Their object , 67. Their complexity in the adult human lens ...
... Capsule , 62. Its thick- ness not uniform , 63. Its liability to opacity during life , 64. Body of the lens , 65 , Fibres , and their arrangement , 65. Central planes , 66 . Their object , 67. Their complexity in the adult human lens ...
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... capsule of the lens , being perfectly transparent and glassy , without appearance of internal structure , and being very slightly or not at all influenced by acids . Its thick- ness in the human eye is from about 1-1200th to 1-2000th of ...
... capsule of the lens , being perfectly transparent and glassy , without appearance of internal structure , and being very slightly or not at all influenced by acids . Its thick- ness in the human eye is from about 1-1200th to 1-2000th of ...
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... capsule of the lens , may be readily shewn by squeezing an eye after the conjunctival epithe- lium has been scraped off : the small drops which collect on the sur- face rest upon this lamina after having transuded through it . The ...
... capsule of the lens , may be readily shewn by squeezing an eye after the conjunctival epithe- lium has been scraped off : the small drops which collect on the sur- face rest upon this lamina after having transuded through it . The ...
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... capsule ; and I suppose that practitioners must abandon the name , at least , of that affection , which is now generally termed aquo - capsulitis , even if they continue to regard it as a distinct disease . In my next lecture I shall ...
... capsule ; and I suppose that practitioners must abandon the name , at least , of that affection , which is now generally termed aquo - capsulitis , even if they continue to regard it as a distinct disease . In my next lecture I shall ...
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... capsule of the lens , with a description of the latter . - Re- lation of the suspensory ligament to the hyaloid membrane . - Mode of forma- tion of the canal of Petit . - Adjustment of the eye to distinct vision at different distances ...
... capsule of the lens , with a description of the latter . - Re- lation of the suspensory ligament to the hyaloid membrane . - Mode of forma- tion of the canal of Petit . - Adjustment of the eye to distinct vision at different distances ...
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