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Article #7829Re: Corneal capillaries and other things
From: Tailoi Chan-Ling
Date: Tue, 02 May 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 02 May 1995 00:00
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>We have developed a real-time, white light confocal microscope that we have
>been using to study the reaction of the cornea and retina to damage. It is
>feasbile for us to observe blood-flow in neovascularized corneas and to
>observe cells of immune origin as they marginate on the vessel wall and
>migrate into the cornea stroma. We can also observe subsurface vessels and
>rbc flow of the sclera. If you are interested we have anumber a papers on
>these subjects.
>Best wishes,
>Roger Beuerman rbeuer@lsumc.edu
Dear Roger,
Hello from down under. I'd love to receive reprints of this work. I
hope you are well. Cheers. Tailoi
Dr T. Chan-Ling, Department of Anatomy & Histology, University of Sydney
NSW 2006 AUSTRALIA.
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