[Transmission electron microscopy of the pupillary membranes in neovascular glaucoma and chronic hemophthalmos]
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Abstract:
The authors examined using transmission electron microscopy the pupillary membrane in neovascular glaucoma. The membrane was formed by connective tissue where fibroblasts, pigment cells and collagen fibres predominated. The high cell content suggested a high metabolic and growth activity.

