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... aqueous humor is constantly circulated by thermodynamic effect , by the cool surface of the cornea in front and the warm iris behind . In cases of iritis and keratitis , the aqueous humor carries polymorphs in its cur- rent and layers ...
... aqueous humor is constantly circulated by thermodynamic effect , by the cool surface of the cornea in front and the warm iris behind . In cases of iritis and keratitis , the aqueous humor carries polymorphs in its cur- rent and layers ...
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... Aqueous Humor The aqueous humor fills the space between the cornea and the lens . The iris divides this space into the anterior and posterior chambers commu- nicated by the pupillary aperture . The corneo- scleral angle contains the ...
... Aqueous Humor The aqueous humor fills the space between the cornea and the lens . The iris divides this space into the anterior and posterior chambers commu- nicated by the pupillary aperture . The corneo- scleral angle contains the ...
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... aqueous humor . Cephalothin is less protein - bound , achieving good concentration in the aque- ous humor even when it is given intravenously ; it is therefore preferred to semisynthetic penicillins when treating staphylococcal ...
... aqueous humor . Cephalothin is less protein - bound , achieving good concentration in the aque- ous humor even when it is given intravenously ; it is therefore preferred to semisynthetic penicillins when treating staphylococcal ...
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