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The effect of specific gravity of perfluorocarbon liquid on the retina after experimental vitreous substitution

Stolba et al., 2004

Document ID
7741733502342129167
Author
Stolba U
Krepler K
Velikay-Parel M
Binder S
Publication year
Publication venue
Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology

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Purpose To evaluate the histological changes in the retina after experimental vitreous substitution with various amounts of perfluorophenanthrene (PFPH). Methods Thirty-two rabbit eyes were mechanically vitrectomized and filled up with 0.8 cc or 0.2 cc highly purified …
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