Retinal abnormalities in albino rats.
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Biomedical subjects
K K Bisaria
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Haemangioma of the orbit and cheek.
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Bilateral symmetrical sectoral pigmentary lesions of retina.
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Paralimbal amyloid tumour.
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Amyloidosis↗
Cicatricial epicanthus following dacryocystorhinostomy and a new surgical approach to its correction.
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Bilateral keratoconus with ocular hypertension and the natural cure of one eye.
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Calcifying orbital hemangioendothelioma.
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Different techniques of iridencleisis and their value in glaucoma. (A study of 60 cases).
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Glaucoma↗
Cataract extraction following glaucoma surgery. (Assessment of 100 cases).
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Malignant glaucoma and its management.
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Value of priscol nicotinic acid in optic atrophy following tuberculous meningitis.
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Ocular manifestations of Xeroderma pigmentosum.
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Bilateral malignant glaucoma; a case report.
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Effect of estrogen on lens epithelium in the albino rat.
Normally in the rats under the lens capsule there is a single layer of epithelial cells extending up to the equator. The effect of estrogen on the lens epithelium is that of atrophy which may be a factor in the development of lenticular opacity.
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