A Treatise On Glaucoma
A Treatise On Glaucoma
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Gros gave the figure for those affected on both sides at 63' 7 per cent. Amongst the unilateral cases neither side is favoured.
The practically unanimous consensus of opinion is that boys are much more frequently affected than girls, thus 404 GLAUCOMA supporting Gros' figures of 61 '2 per cent, in the former and 38-8 per cent, in the latter.
The eye enlarges slowly but steadily, and may attain FIG. 141. Photograph of a young lady (aged 14), suffering from buphthalmos.
Notice that the large corn...ese occupy almost the whole of the inter- palpebral areas.
CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA 405 enormous proportions. The most striking feature of the disease is that the whole globe becomes uniformly dis- tended. This is due to the even distensibility of the structures, which is characteristic of childhood. The eye assumes the shape of a much elongated oval, and may fill up all the available space in the orbit, thus leading on the one hand to marked proptosis and on the other to great limitation of ocular movement (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gros gave the figure for those affected on both sides at 63' 7 per cent. Amongst the unilateral cases neither side is favoured.
The practically unanimous consensus of opinion is that boys are much more frequently affected than girls, thus 404 GLAUCOMA supporting Gros' figures of 61 '2 per cent, in the former and 38-8 per cent, in the latter.
The eye enlarges slowly but steadily, and may attain FIG. 141. Photograph of a young lady (aged 14), suffering from buphthalmos.
Notice that the large corn...ese occupy almost the whole of the inter- palpebral areas.
CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA 405 enormous proportions. The most striking feature of the disease is that the whole globe becomes uniformly dis- tended. This is due to the even distensibility of the structures, which is characteristic of childhood. The eye assumes the shape of a much elongated oval, and may fill up all the available space in the orbit, thus leading on the one hand to marked proptosis and on the other to great limitation of ocular movement (Fig.
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