Embryologic and Fetal Development of the Human Lacrimal System
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The authors aim to systematically describe the development of the human lacrimal system from embryonic stages through fetal maturation and into postnatal changes. They review historical and contemporary studies to detail the morphogenetic stages and anatomical transformations of the lacrimal excretory system, emphasizing the interactions between different tissue types. Their findings provide insights into the embryologic basis of congenital lacrimal disorders and suggest potential avenues for regenerative therapies.
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