[Collateral branches of the ophthalmic artery and its branches supplying the intraorbital portion of the optic nerve in man].
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Biomedical subjects
A Fryczkowski
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[Collateral branches of the ophthalmic artery running to the intracanalicular segment of the optic nerve in man].
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[Topography of the central retinal artery in man].
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Branches of the extravaginal, intervaginal and intraneural parts of the central retinal artery of man.
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Topography of the central retinal artery of man.
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[Collateral branch from the intracranial segment of the ophthalmic artery].
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[A case of acute ocular hypotonia in the course of extensive retinal detachment].
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[Case of a giant orbital tumor (neurinoma)].
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[Usefulness of micropaque for anatomical and radiological studies of the vascular system].
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[Use of microrentgenography for the study of the vascular system].
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Myopic hydrogel keratophakia: preliminary report.
Myopic hydrogen keratophakia offers several potential advantages over existing forms of corneal refractive surgery. Because no tissue lathing is required, neither donor tissue nor complex lathing equipment is necessary. Theoretically, hydrogen lens implants with precisely determined and verifiable parameters can be obtained in limitless supply. The surgical effect can be either modified or reversed, if clinically indicated. In this preliminary report, myopic hydrogel implants, with powers between -5 diopters and -20 diopters, were placed in nonhuman primate corneas. Corneascopic analysis showed significant flattening in all instances, and about 70% of the anticipated correction was actually observed. Operative complications were infrequent and generally resulted from traumatic wound dehiscence. Myopic hydrogel keratophakia has tremendous clinical potential, but requires further experimental testing as to safety and efficacy.
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