Injuries to the Eye in Their Medico Legal Aspect
Injuries to the Eye in Their Medico Legal Aspect
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*"' Frequently the choroid and the retina are injured, and the foreign mass either falls to the most dependent part of the organ, or, according to its weight, its form, the force of its propulsion, and the consistency of the vitreous humor, re- mains in that portion of the eye. Such foreign objects usually consist of minute pieces of iron or of steel, grains of lead, chips of percussion-caps, stone, etc. More rarely, pieces of wood and eyelashes are carried into the vitreous chaml^er by metalli...c particles. Although the size of such foreign bodies is generally small, yet quite large masses of foreign material have been ol)served (Hirschberg, et al. ).
The ophthalmoscope not infrequently, particularly if the fundus of the eye can be seen, enables the course which foreign bodies have taken, as well as the position of their final location, to be recognized. Usually, however, there is an effusion of Mood, an injury to the crystalline lens, or a detachment of the retina.
As a rule, the patient complains immediately after the accident of varying types of visual disturbance, such as scotomata and peripheral contractions of the visual field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*"' Frequently the choroid and the retina are injured, and the foreign mass either falls to the most dependent part of the organ, or, according to its weight, its form, the force of its propulsion, and the consistency of the vitreous humor, re- mains in that portion of the eye. Such foreign objects usually consist of minute pieces of iron or of steel, grains of lead, chips of percussion-caps, stone, etc. More rarely, pieces of wood and eyelashes are carried into the vitreous chaml^er by metalli...c particles. Although the size of such foreign bodies is generally small, yet quite large masses of foreign material have been ol)served (Hirschberg, et al. ).
The ophthalmoscope not infrequently, particularly if the fundus of the eye can be seen, enables the course which foreign bodies have taken, as well as the position of their final location, to be recognized. Usually, however, there is an effusion of Mood, an injury to the crystalline lens, or a detachment of the retina.
As a rule, the patient complains immediately after the accident of varying types of visual disturbance, such as scotomata and peripheral contractions of the visual field.
What to read after Injuries to the Eye in Their Medico Legal Aspect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sosthne Baudry to read onlineMoreLess
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