Titlebook: Microtectonics; C. W. Passchier,R. A. J. Trouw Textbook 19981st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 Deformation.Foliation.Mikro

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C. W. Passchier,R. A. J. Trouw effec­ tive methods. I have drawn widely on standard techniques; thus, for examination, Schepens‘ indirect ophthalmoscopy with scleral depression, Lincoffs use of cryotherapy and his modification of Custodis‘ non-drainage techniques at operation and Rosen­ gren‘s use of intraocular air. Because thi

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C. W. Passchier,R. A. J. Trouw bubble (Fig. 5.1). Posturing can be boring for the patient and encouragement must be given by nursing and medical staff while in hospital and family on returning home. If posture fails, the success of the operation is jeopardised. This failure may be pathological (mental incapacity to co-operate wi

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C. W. Passchier,R. A. J. Trouwf relied on the surgeon’s assumptions. Cutting of the “vitreous strands” (Deutschmann and Graefe); intraocular injection of various substitutes with or without drainage of subretinal fluid; extensive diathermy (Lagrange); and shortening of the eyeball (Müller), combined with strict bed rest and posi

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with practical examples. Special terms are explained in boxes. This textbook is suited for independent use during optical studies on microstructures as a reference manual and as a manual for short courses.978-3-662-08734-3

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Dilatation Sites: Fibrous Veins, Strain Shadows, Strain Fringes and Boudins,to be found in rocks, and contain much information about deformation and deformation history (Figs. 6.1–6.3; Zwart and Oele 1966; Choukroune 1971; Durney and Ramsay 1973; Beutner and Diegel 1985; Etchecopar and Malavieille 1987). Strain fringes are also known as pressure fringes. Since the shape of