Essentials of Refraction And of Diseases of the Eye, With Consideration of Ocular Injuries And the Ocular Symptoms of General Diseases
Essentials of Refraction And of Diseases of the Eye, With Consideration of Ocular Injuries And the Ocular Symptoms of General Diseases
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It is the excision of a portion of the iris. To do it an in- Digitized by VjQOQ iC 128 DISEASES OF THE EYE.
cision is made in the margin of the cornea nearest the part of the iris to be removed, then, if the iris is not washed out by the escape of aqueous, a pair of fine iris-forceps or an iris- hook is introduced and the part of the iris to be excised is pulled outside the corneal incision and cut off*. Then the stump is carefully returned within the anterior chamber, per- mitting none of it t...o remain in the corneal incision, and the eye kept closed until the corneal incision has united.
What are the principal varieties of iridectomy?
Optical iridectomy is done when the natural pupil is so ob- structed by corneal opacity or exudate in the pupil as to prevent useful vision (see Fig. 51). The aim should be to make the Fig. 51.— Artificial pupil, after occlusion of the natural pupil.
artificial pupil as small as it can be made without danger of its being closed again by inflammatory reaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the excision of a portion of the iris. To do it an in- Digitized by VjQOQ iC 128 DISEASES OF THE EYE.
cision is made in the margin of the cornea nearest the part of the iris to be removed, then, if the iris is not washed out by the escape of aqueous, a pair of fine iris-forceps or an iris- hook is introduced and the part of the iris to be excised is pulled outside the corneal incision and cut off*. Then the stump is carefully returned within the anterior chamber, per- mitting none of it t...o remain in the corneal incision, and the eye kept closed until the corneal incision has united.
What are the principal varieties of iridectomy?
Optical iridectomy is done when the natural pupil is so ob- structed by corneal opacity or exudate in the pupil as to prevent useful vision (see Fig. 51). The aim should be to make the Fig. 51.— Artificial pupil, after occlusion of the natural pupil.
artificial pupil as small as it can be made without danger of its being closed again by inflammatory reaction.
What to read after Essentials of Refraction And of Diseases of the Eye, With Consideration of Ocular Injuries And the Ocular Symptoms of General Diseases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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