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Greater circulus arteriosus of iris

Known as: Circulus arteriosus iridis major, Major arterial circle of iris, Major circulus arteriosus of iris 
National Institutes of Health

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3 relations

Broader (2)

Arterial anastomosisIris (Eye)

Narrower (1)

Major circulus arteriosus of left iris

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2009
2009
[Chronic low Back Pain - A Dreaded Vicious Circle!].
Up to 10% of patients with low back pain develop chronic low back pain. By definition, this is a pain that has persisted for… 
2002
2002
Circulus stephani Rolán et Ryall, 2002
1995
1995
[3-dimensional computerized tomography in diagnosis and surgical planning of intracranial aneurysms].
Established alternative methods of visualisation of intracranial vessels--MR-angiography and angio-CT--give only two dimensional… 
1992
1992
Therapeutisches Verhalten bei intrakraniellen Blutungen im Säuglingsalter
Blutungen im Schadelinneren stellen bei Neugeborenen und Sauglingen eine auserst lebensbedrohliche Situation dar. Dies erklart… 
1991
1991
Ultrastructure of the ciliary process vasculature in cynomolgus monkeys.
1989
1989
The Value of Angiography in Cerebrovascular Disease
The expanding availability of digital subtraction angiography has essentially contributed in lowering the risks in the use of… 
1985
1985
Acidaemia and its neurological effects
Acidaemia means a decreased pH in the infant’s blood. Clinically we speak of acidaemia when the pH of the blood in the umbilical… 
1966
1966
Histological Study of Kishi's Circulus Palpabilis in the Rabbit (Seventh Repart)
1965
1965
Histological study of Kishi's Circulus Meridiani Palpabilis in the Rabbit (Fourth Report)
1964
1964
[CIRCULUS EXTRARENALIS (A HYDROMECHANICAL STUDY)].
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