OXYPHENONIUM AS AN ATROPINE SUBSTITUTE IN OPHTHALMOLOGY

. 1957 Apr;41(4):238–242. doi: 10.1136/bjo.41.4.238

OXYPHENONIUM AS AN ATROPINE SUBSTITUTE IN OPHTHALMOLOGY^{^*}

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