A Practical Treatise On Ophthalmology
A Practical Treatise On Ophthalmology
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Double positive declination is marked by the head being thrown backward. This is often associated with pains at the base of the skull, over the spine of the seventh cervical vertebra, and between the shoulder blades. Vertigo and epileptoid attacks are also encountered. More frequently than the foregoing may be mentioned insomnia, nervousness, dyspepsia, neuras- thenia, etc.
The relation between heterophoria and normal declinations is of importance in explaining some of the otherwise obscure phe...- nomena associated with muscle insufficiency. In exophoria there is usually positive ( + ) declination of both eyes, which is almost equal in each. In hyperphoria, a declination of several degrees may be found in one eye, while the other will be either without DECLINATIONS OF THE RETINAL MERIDIANS 709 declination or with very little, and usually of the same sign as that of the first eye. In esophoria declination is almost uniformly found in both eyes, and the leanings of the meridians are homonymous, as, for i n - stance, if the declination is positive for the right it is negative for the left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Double positive declination is marked by the head being thrown backward. This is often associated with pains at the base of the skull, over the spine of the seventh cervical vertebra, and between the shoulder blades. Vertigo and epileptoid attacks are also encountered. More frequently than the foregoing may be mentioned insomnia, nervousness, dyspepsia, neuras- thenia, etc.
The relation between heterophoria and normal declinations is of importance in explaining some of the otherwise obscure phe...- nomena associated with muscle insufficiency. In exophoria there is usually positive ( + ) declination of both eyes, which is almost equal in each. In hyperphoria, a declination of several degrees may be found in one eye, while the other will be either without DECLINATIONS OF THE RETINAL MERIDIANS 709 declination or with very little, and usually of the same sign as that of the first eye. In esophoria declination is almost uniformly found in both eyes, and the leanings of the meridians are homonymous, as, for i n - stance, if the declination is positive for the right it is negative for the left.
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