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Gonioscopy is the examination of the iridocorneal angle of the eye utilizing a corneal contact lens. The technique is extensively practised in human ophthalmology and is particularly important in the differential diagnosis of the glaucoma complex. The author has practised the technique extensively in dogs, and his findings on the appearance of the normal canine iridocorneal angle are reported in this paper.
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Peter G. C. Bedford (1977) studied this question.
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