Biomedical subjects
A Neetens
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Oedipism or self-inflicted enucleation.
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Unilateral nasal hemianopia presenting sign of posttraumatic conversion neurosis.
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Immune deficiency and necrotising retinopathy.
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Total functional optic pathway experimental model in the cat.
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Sex-linked pigmentary retinopathy (P.R.).
The silently affected female relatives of a patient severely affected by pigmentary retinopathy may show on ophthalmoscopy a sector with pigmentary retinopathy and disturbed functional examinations; the risk factors to suggest X linked disease are described. In our case the mother appeared a heterozygote for sex linked P.R.
Management of diabetic retinopathy.
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Endothelial cell damage after intracapsular cataract extraction and primary anterior chamber pseudophakos implantation.
There is a gradual reduction in endothelial cell count with increasing age, but there is no significant difference in endothelial cell loss between aphakic eyes and pseudophakic eyes, the percentage being 33.14 and 26.28%, respectively.
Pars planitis and rod-cone dystrophy.
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The visual system in myelin disorders. A bird's eye overview.
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Choroidal space-taking lesions with special reference to ultrasonography.
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Digital subtraction angiography in the diagnostic evaluation of a sellar region tumor.
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Superior oblique myokymia in a case of hereditary metabolic neurodegenerative disease (adrenoleucodystrophy).
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[Involvement of the visual pathway in a giant aneurysm].
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