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E. Wolff (1946)
Mucocutaneous Junction of Lid Margin and Distribution of Tear FluidTrans Ophthal Soc UK, 66
S. Mishima, D. Maurice (1961)
The oily layer of the tear film and evaporation from the corneal surface.Experimental eye research, 1
Laura Wayman
MEIBOMIAN GLANDS*
James McDonald (1969)
Surface phenomena of the tear film.American journal of ophthalmology, 67 1
S. Mishima (1965)
SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE PRECORNEAL TEAR FILM.Archives of ophthalmology, 73
N. Ehlers (1965)
THE PRECORNEAL FILM. BIOMICROSCOPICAL, HISTOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS.Acta ophthalmologica. Supplementum
I. Langmuir (1933)
Oil Lenses on Water and the Nature of Monomolecular Expanded FilmsJournal of Chemical Physics, 1
Abstract The meibomian gland oils were found to be insoluble in water and could not be hydrated. These oils, when warmed to body temperature, could spread to form a thick multimolecular film which could not retard evaporation. References 1. Wolff, E.: Mucocutaneous Junction of Lid Margin and Distribution of Tear Fluid , Trans Ophthal Soc UK 66:291-308, 1946. 2. Mishima, S.: Some Physiological Aspects of the Precorneal Tear Film , Arch Ophthal 73:233-241 ( (Feb) ) 1965.Crossref 3. McDonald, J.E.: Surface Phenomena of the Tear Film , Amer J Ophthal 67:56-64 ( (Jan) ) 1969. 4. Mishima, S., and Maurice, D.M.: Oily Layer of Tear Film and Evaporation From the Corneal Surface , Exp Eye Res 1:39-45 ( (Sept) ) 1961.Crossref 5. Ehlers, N.: The Precorneal Film: Biomicroscopical, Histological and Chemical Investigations , Acta Ophthal , (suppl 81) , pp 1-134, 1965. 6. Linton, R.G.; Curnow, D.H.; and Riley, W.J.: The Meibomian Glands , Brit J Ophthal 45:718, 1961.Crossref 7. Langmuir, I.: Oil Lenses on Water and the Nature of Monomolecular Expanded Films , J Chem Phys 1:756-776, 1933.Crossref
Archives of Ophthalmology – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1969
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