Ormerod et al., 1987 - Google Patents
The intraocular environment and experimental anaerobic bacterial endophthalmitisOrmerod et al., 1987
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- 3058841257399226495
- Author
- Ormerod L
- Edelstein M
- Schmidt G
- Juarez R
- Finegold S
- Smith R
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- Publication venue
- Archives of Ophthalmology
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• Anaerobic bacteria are prevalent in conjunctival flora but have not been adequately investigated as possible causes of endophthalmitis. The mean oxidationreduction potential (Eh) of the rabbit vitreous was found to be+ 25.1 mV, well within the limiting Eh value of …
- 206010014801 Endophthalmitis 0 title abstract description 36
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