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... Number: 20059255 13 ISBN-10: 1-8 5 23 3- 9 8 5 -3 3rd edition e-ISBN 1-8 462 8-0 3 3- 8 Printed on acid-free paperISBN- 13: 97 8-1 -8 5 23 3- 9 8 5-2 ISBN 1-8 5 23 3- 0 5 0 -3 2nd editionISBN 3- 5 4 0-1 36 5 9-2 1st editionFirst ... WMK. Common Eye Diseases and their Management, 2nd edition. Springer-VerlagLondon Ltd, 1999) and is being republished in this 3rd edition.Physiology of the Eye The primary function of the eye ... aqueousveins and the conjunctival episceral veins.Basic Anatomy and Physiology of the Eye 13 N.R. Galloway, W.M.K. Amoaku,P.H. Galloway and A.C. Browning Common Eye Diseases and their Management Third...

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