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Syllabus |
(1) Ocular embryology; (2) orbits, (3) ocular annexes (extraocular muscles, eyelids and tear system); (6) conjunctiva, (7) cornea, (8) sclera, (9) iridocorneal angle and anterior chamber, (10) iris, (11) pupil, posterior chamber and aqueous humor, (12) ciliar body, (13) crystalline and zonula; (14) ocular exploration techniques of the anterior pole (biomicroscopy and evaluation of the diagnostic positions of the eye).
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Main Bibliography |
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