Anatomical Basis of Infectious Disease |
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... capsule is a thin , duplicated fas- cial sheath covering the eyeball extending from the corneoscleral junction to the optic nerve ( Fig . 13 ) . The inner layer blends with the sclera , and the outer layer is pierced by six extraocular ...
... capsule is a thin , duplicated fas- cial sheath covering the eyeball extending from the corneoscleral junction to the optic nerve ( Fig . 13 ) . The inner layer blends with the sclera , and the outer layer is pierced by six extraocular ...
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... capsules : ( 1 ) The capsule proper is a part of the kidney . Normally , it can be stripped from its substance ; indeed , if adhesions are heavy around the cap- sule , nephrectomy can be performed leaving this capsule behind . Normally ...
... capsules : ( 1 ) The capsule proper is a part of the kidney . Normally , it can be stripped from its substance ; indeed , if adhesions are heavy around the cap- sule , nephrectomy can be performed leaving this capsule behind . Normally ...
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... capsule encircles the joint ; attached to the scapula beyond the glenoidal labrum and to the anatomical neck of the hu- merus . The bones of the shoulder joint are kept together but not tightly bound by the capsule . There are three ...
... capsule encircles the joint ; attached to the scapula beyond the glenoidal labrum and to the anatomical neck of the hu- merus . The bones of the shoulder joint are kept together but not tightly bound by the capsule . There are three ...
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