Canine Medicine And Surgery
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With older animals, however, owing to their low power of recuperation the prognosis is the reverse.
IRITIS 127 Congenital Opacities of the Cornea Congenital opacities in many cases clear up or diminish a few months after birth, others again per- sist, and may cause total blindness.
Treatment. — The eye should be left alone until all active inflammation has subsided, since the ration- ale of all treatment is stimulation.
Solutions of protargol, five grains to the ounce, or six-per-cent ammonium ...chlorid give excellent re- sults when instilled into the conjunctival sac three or four times a day, but probably the best agent for this condition is three-per-cent yellow oxid of mer- cury ointment, a small quantity of about the size of the head of a match being introduced twice daily.
In persistent cases intramuscular injections of fibrolysin should be tried, as brilliant results are sometimes obtained from its use.
Iritis Inflammation of the iris is characterized by severe pain, especially when the eye is exposed to strong light, sluggishness of the pupil, pericorneal injection, and change in color from the normal to yellowish- red or to red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With older animals, however, owing to their low power of recuperation the prognosis is the reverse.
IRITIS 127 Congenital Opacities of the Cornea Congenital opacities in many cases clear up or diminish a few months after birth, others again per- sist, and may cause total blindness.
Treatment. — The eye should be left alone until all active inflammation has subsided, since the ration- ale of all treatment is stimulation.
Solutions of protargol, five grains to the ounce, or six-per-cent ammonium ...chlorid give excellent re- sults when instilled into the conjunctival sac three or four times a day, but probably the best agent for this condition is three-per-cent yellow oxid of mer- cury ointment, a small quantity of about the size of the head of a match being introduced twice daily.
In persistent cases intramuscular injections of fibrolysin should be tried, as brilliant results are sometimes obtained from its use.
Iritis Inflammation of the iris is characterized by severe pain, especially when the eye is exposed to strong light, sluggishness of the pupil, pericorneal injection, and change in color from the normal to yellowish- red or to red.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saunders, Charles Greatley, 1875- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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