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conjunctiva
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conjunctiva

Membrane covering the front of the vertebrate eye. It is continuous with the epidermis of the eyelids, and lies on the surface of the cornea.



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Ophthalmology A bright hemorrhagic patch on the bulbar conjunctiva caused by rupture and bleeding of a superficial small capillary, due to ↑ pressure–eg, violent sneezing or coughing; SHs occur in newborns as a bright red
Ophthalmology A bright hemorrhagic patch on the bulbar conjunctiva caused by rupture and bleeding of a superficial small capillary, due to ↑ pressure–eg, violent sneezing or coughing; SHs occur in newborns as a bright red
Itoh T, Terasawa K, Morimoto Y, Tosa H, Hiyama Y (1988) Effects of Keishi-bukuryo-gan on the microcirculation of bulbar conjunctiva in normal subjects.
 
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