Lessons in the Diagnosis And Treatment of Eye Diseases
Lessons in the Diagnosis And Treatment of Eye Diseases
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In from 3 to 6 weeks time, when all irritation and discharge have -subsided, an artificial eye may be worn.
LESSON X.
PARALYSIS, SQUINT AND OTHER MUSCULAR TROUBLES.
The Physiology of the Subject The Nerve Supply Ocular Paralyses Their Symptoms Paralysis of the Sixth Nerve Paralysis of the Fourth Nerve Oculo-motor Paralysis Ophthalmoplegia Causes and Treatment of Paralysis Strabismus or Squint Convergent and Divergent Squint The Measurement of Squint Treat- ment Operations for Strabismus Tenotom...y Ad- vancement.
The centre about which the eyeball rotates is situated in the line of its visual axis about 14 mm. Behind the cornea. Three pairs of mitscles move it in various directions. The separate action of the rectus externus is to rotate the eye outwards, of the rectus internus to move it inwards, while more com- plicated movements in various directions are effected by the combined action of these with the superior and inferior oblique muscles. The fourth nerve supplies the superior oblique, the external rectus is supplied by the sixth nerve while the other ocular muscles (in- cluding the levator palpebra superioris, the sphincter pupillse and the ciliary muscle) are under the influence of the oculo-motorius- the third cerebral nerve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In from 3 to 6 weeks time, when all irritation and discharge have -subsided, an artificial eye may be worn.
LESSON X.
PARALYSIS, SQUINT AND OTHER MUSCULAR TROUBLES.
The Physiology of the Subject The Nerve Supply Ocular Paralyses Their Symptoms Paralysis of the Sixth Nerve Paralysis of the Fourth Nerve Oculo-motor Paralysis Ophthalmoplegia Causes and Treatment of Paralysis Strabismus or Squint Convergent and Divergent Squint The Measurement of Squint Treat- ment Operations for Strabismus Tenotom...y Ad- vancement.
The centre about which the eyeball rotates is situated in the line of its visual axis about 14 mm. Behind the cornea. Three pairs of mitscles move it in various directions. The separate action of the rectus externus is to rotate the eye outwards, of the rectus internus to move it inwards, while more com- plicated movements in various directions are effected by the combined action of these with the superior and inferior oblique muscles. The fourth nerve supplies the superior oblique, the external rectus is supplied by the sixth nerve while the other ocular muscles (in- cluding the levator palpebra superioris, the sphincter pupillse and the ciliary muscle) are under the influence of the oculo-motorius- the third cerebral nerve.
What to read after Lessons in the Diagnosis And Treatment of Eye Diseases?
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