Diseases of the Eyes
Diseases of the Eyes
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The congestion of the iris and ciliary body may be so severe that haemorrhages DISEASES OF THE UVEAL TRACT 127 may be present on the surface of the iris, and if still more intense, blood may exude and collect in the anterior chamber and form a hyphsema. At other times the exudation of lymph and cells is so great that a hypopyon is produced. Occasionally in a severe attack of serous iritis a mass of jelly-like exudation will collect in the bottom of the anterior chamber, and this sometimes assum...es a lenticular shape and looks remarkably like a dislocated lens.
Diagnosis. An early iritis may be mistaken for con- junctivitis, and it is of the utmost consequence to distinguish one from the other. The position of the injection in the two diseases is quite different. In iritis it is circumcorneal, and the fine vessels here give the appearance of a painted ring round the limbus, whereas in conjunctiv- itis the injected vessels are superficial and large, and can each be seen individually. In a severe iritis both sets may be affeoted, but the deep ciliary injection is by far the more important, and if this is present the case is one of iritis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The congestion of the iris and ciliary body may be so severe that haemorrhages DISEASES OF THE UVEAL TRACT 127 may be present on the surface of the iris, and if still more intense, blood may exude and collect in the anterior chamber and form a hyphsema. At other times the exudation of lymph and cells is so great that a hypopyon is produced. Occasionally in a severe attack of serous iritis a mass of jelly-like exudation will collect in the bottom of the anterior chamber, and this sometimes assum...es a lenticular shape and looks remarkably like a dislocated lens.
Diagnosis. An early iritis may be mistaken for con- junctivitis, and it is of the utmost consequence to distinguish one from the other. The position of the injection in the two diseases is quite different. In iritis it is circumcorneal, and the fine vessels here give the appearance of a painted ring round the limbus, whereas in conjunctiv- itis the injected vessels are superficial and large, and can each be seen individually. In a severe iritis both sets may be affeoted, but the deep ciliary injection is by far the more important, and if this is present the case is one of iritis.
What to read after Diseases of the Eyes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Devereux Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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