Anatomic knowledge in ophthalmology is an exciting, ever-expanding field. Applied human anatomy can take several forms: an anatomic study can be punctuated by examples from a normal or abnormal clinical state; an abnormal clinical state can prompt a known anatomic or pathophysiologic explanation; and either a normal or an abnormal clinical state can prompt an anatomic study to understand it better.
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Kikkawa et al. (1991) studied this question.
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