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DYNAMIC FACTORS IN THE FORMATION AND RE-ABSORPTION OF AQUEOUS HUMOUR.

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DYNAMIC FACTORS IN THE FORMATION AND RE-ABSORPTION OF AQUEOUS HUMOUR. (English)

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Distribution of urea in blood and aqueous humour

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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DISTRIBUTION RATIOS OF NON-ELECTROLYTES BETWEEN PLASMA AND THE INTRA-OCULAR FLUID.

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The osmotic pressure of the aqueous humour in the normal and glaucomatous eye

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10.1136/BJO.28.10.503

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