Microvascularization of the Third Eyelid in Dogs
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Auteurs : G. Alexandre-Pires ; L. Mendes- Jorge ; M. Correia ; J. A. Esperança PinaSource :
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The third eyelid protects the eye, contribute to the aqueous portion of the pre‐ocular film and its distribution over the corneal surface, as well as removal of foreign material from the anterior surface of the eye. It is rather vulnerable during fights and clinicians often have to perform surgery for third eyelid neoplasia. In dogs, this lid has a triangular shape, being widest at its free margin. It is vascularized by branches of the malar artery. Being of such importance as an adnexa of the eye, the authors concentrated their attention on its vascularization, which is not well defined.
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