Biomedical subjects
A Neetens
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Oculomotor paralyses and tumors of the pituitary gland.
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[Reese's retinal dysplasia and cytomegalic inclusion disease].
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[Sphenoidal sinus carcinoma and bilateral paralysis of external oculomotor nerve].
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Concerning the posterior routes for the drainage of aqueous humor.
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[Clinical value of conjunctival angioscopy].
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Physico-anatomical studies of spontaneous and experimental intraocular newgrowths: vascular supply.
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[The ophthalmologic manifestations of fat embolism].
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Vascular manifestations of experimental hypercholesteraemia in rabbits.
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Physio-anatomy of the microcirculation at the human optic-nerve head.
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[Apropos of the posterior routes of outflow of the aqueous humor].
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[Thesaurismosis of the cornea].
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[Tetrahydrozoline in ophthalmology].
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[Mitotic effect of the pigment epithelium].
The authors suggest the production by the cultured RPE cell of one or more angiogenic substances. This activity is highly increased when RPE are cultured in poor conditions, either due to a poor medium or after having been challenged by a high number of rod outer segments. The mitotic factor appears heat-labile and trypsine sensitive, but not dialysable which suggest their biochemical nature to be a protein.
[Hereditary paracentric inversion of chromosome 3].
A complete uveal dysgenesis with absence of the anterior chamber and fixed mydriatic pupil was observed in the left eye of a boy. His younger sister and his father, and also the right eye of the patient showed similar but more discrete anterior uveal alterations. All three persons present some facial peculiarities. They are also heterozygous for a paracentric inversion of the short arm of chromosome 3. Four other cases with this chromosomal aberration were found in the literature, none with eye anomalies.
[The use of grids in neuro-ophthalmology for determining contrast sensitivity].
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