The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 412
406 Norris, Shakespeare, Anatomy of Human Retina. [Oct. with projections at one end, more rarely at both ends of the cell which, however, can be traced only at very slight distances. With a low power they almost look as if they lay in alveoli with marked walls, but on ex- amining these interspaces… … Arrangement of ganglion cells and nerve fibres near centre of fovea centralis retinae. Human. Silver treated ; Hart. Obj. xi. a im. Tube out and camera ocular. In examining the equatorial region of the retina we find that the cells of this layer present most marked varieties in size and appearance.…
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