A Text book of Veterinary Ophthalmology
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an affection of tlie cornea or of some of tlie deeper structures. Of course tlie two kinds of congestion are often found com- bined. Whentlie exit of venous blood from the interior of the eye is impeded, large dark, tortuous veins will appear running over the sclerotic, which they penetrate near the edge of the cornea. It is important to learn, in the presence of inflammation, as to the existence of pain, tenderness in the ciliary region, which is the name given that region immediately surround...ing the cornea.
To this end, make gentle pressure over the closed lids about this region using the index finger of each hand and palpating, as if for suspected abscess, for instance.
Examinations are somewhat difficult owing to the photophobia. Will be facilitated by a drop or so of cocaine 4%-. Use oblique illumination, as I have de- monstrated in the clinic. Notice the mobility of the pupil and intra-ocular tension.
Teeatmext: extreme cleanliness, hygienic precau- tions, attention to general health.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
an affection of tlie cornea or of some of tlie deeper structures. Of course tlie two kinds of congestion are often found com- bined. Whentlie exit of venous blood from the interior of the eye is impeded, large dark, tortuous veins will appear running over the sclerotic, which they penetrate near the edge of the cornea. It is important to learn, in the presence of inflammation, as to the existence of pain, tenderness in the ciliary region, which is the name given that region immediately surround...ing the cornea.
To this end, make gentle pressure over the closed lids about this region using the index finger of each hand and palpating, as if for suspected abscess, for instance.
Examinations are somewhat difficult owing to the photophobia. Will be facilitated by a drop or so of cocaine 4%-. Use oblique illumination, as I have de- monstrated in the clinic. Notice the mobility of the pupil and intra-ocular tension.
Teeatmext: extreme cleanliness, hygienic precau- tions, attention to general health.
What to read after A Text book of Veterinary Ophthalmology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Mater, George G., 1863- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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