Experimentelle Untersuchungen Uber Den Augendruck, Sowie Uber Qualitative Und Quantitative Und Quantative Beeinflussung Des Intraokularen Flussigkeitswechsels
is a historical work by Karl Wessely, detailing experimental investigations into eye pressure and the qualitative and quantitative influences on intraocular fluid exchange. Originally published in 1908, this study provides valuable insights into early 20th-century ophthalmological research. The meticulous experiments and detailed observations presented in this book offer a unique perspective on the understanding of eye physiology during that era. This work remains relevant for historians of medicine and researchers interested in the evolution of ophthalmology.
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