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Significados de sclera em inglês

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escleròtica

The whitish fibrous membrane (albuginea) that with the cornea forms the outer covering and protection of the eyeball.

esclerótica
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escleròtica

White part of an eye, commonly called the "white of the eye"

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Uso de sclera em inglês
1
Select studies were performed using porcine sclera with and without choroid-Bruch's layer.
Pubmed
2
Bloodshot sclera result from swelling or irritation of the tiny capillaries.
Ebony
3
A prototype HP-OCT instrument was used to observe the deep choroid and sclera.
Pubmed
4
We studied the differential gene expression in the sclera that accompanies these changes.
Pubmed
5
Partitioning of the solutes into bovine sclera and choroid-Bruch's layer was also determined.
Pubmed
6
Blanton pulled down a lower lid to expose the bloodshot sclera.
Bones of the Lost
7
In most dogs, the sclera became visible largely when the animal looked sideways.
Breathless
8
The pair on the couch seemed to have no sclera whatsoever.
Breathless
9
The sclera of her left eye was the bright red of fresh blood.
Abaddon's Gate
10
Amos' eyes were more than bloodshot, white sclera marbled with red.
Caliban's War
11
Pia could see white sclera all 360 degrees around the iris.
Nano
12
Her eyes were huge, the pupils brown, the sclera white as overbleached cotton.
Flash and Bones
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Conclusions: Encircling the sclera may accelerate progression of myopia by significantly increasing axial length.
Pubmed
14
Make the opening in the sclera about two mm long.
Wired
15
Cookie crumbs were scattered across its blank brown iris and embedded in its sclera.
IT
16
His skin was pale and his sclera were red with a hundred little hemorrhages.
Leviathan Wakes
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Sclera ao longo do tempo
Sclera nas variantes da língua
Estados Unidos da América
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