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The aqueous outflow system as a mechanical pump: evidence from examination of tissue and aqueous movement in human and non-human primates.

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The aqueous outflow system as a mechanical pump: evidence from examination of tissue and aqueous movement in human and non-human primates (English)

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10.1097/01.IJG.0000131757.63542.24

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The aqueous outflow system as a mechanical pump: evidence from examination of tissue and aqueous movement in human and non-human primates.

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