A Text-Book On Diseases of the Eye
A Text-Book On Diseases of the Eye
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The choroidal and other changes w^hich attend upon some cases of high myopia, likewise require hygienic rather than therai>eutic measures. To these, attention has already been directed.
Digitized by Google CHOROIDEA. 533 Choroiditis Metastatica.
Under this title we have a disease consecutive to some other and generally distant malady, such as, cerebrospinal meningitis, puerperal fever, febris recurrens, typhoid fever, severe scarlatina, erysipelas, mumps, caries of cranial bones, surgical opera...tions, etc.
It also involves the iris usually, and may show some hyperaemia of the ciliary region. Frequently no outward sign is seen, and atten- tion is attracted either by accidental discovery of blindness or by the white or yellow reflex perceived through the pupil. The gen- eral state of the patient is ordinarily so critical that this occur- rence is overlooked. The eye is apt to be a little soft, not tender, and care must be taken not to confound the disease with glioma.
Sometimes the whitish mass covers the fundus in a thick layer, sometimes it fills almost the whole vitreous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The choroidal and other changes w^hich attend upon some cases of high myopia, likewise require hygienic rather than therai>eutic measures. To these, attention has already been directed.
Digitized by Google CHOROIDEA. 533 Choroiditis Metastatica.
Under this title we have a disease consecutive to some other and generally distant malady, such as, cerebrospinal meningitis, puerperal fever, febris recurrens, typhoid fever, severe scarlatina, erysipelas, mumps, caries of cranial bones, surgical opera...tions, etc.
It also involves the iris usually, and may show some hyperaemia of the ciliary region. Frequently no outward sign is seen, and atten- tion is attracted either by accidental discovery of blindness or by the white or yellow reflex perceived through the pupil. The gen- eral state of the patient is ordinarily so critical that this occur- rence is overlooked. The eye is apt to be a little soft, not tender, and care must be taken not to confound the disease with glioma.
Sometimes the whitish mass covers the fundus in a thick layer, sometimes it fills almost the whole vitreous.
What to read after A Text-Book On Diseases of the Eye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Drury Noyes to read onlineMoreLess
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