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. 1954;52:389–428.

External and Gonioscopic Visibility of the Ring of Schwalbe and the Trabecular Zone

An Interpretation of the Posterior Corneal Embryotoxon and the So-called Congenital Hyaline Membranes on the Posterior Corneal Surface^*

Hermann M Burian, Alson E Braley, Lee Allen

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