Military Ophthalmic Surgery
Military Ophthalmic Surgery
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Wilmer's has a single horizontal stenopeic slit in front of each eye which allows for good vision, greatly enhances the strength of the shield and is by far the best. By extending the shield on each side it can be made to cover the temple region, thus including the outer ridge of the orbit and the malar bone. Such a shield if fastened to the helmet so that it can be swung up out of the way when not in use would, if the soldiers could be induced to wear them, lessen to a \ery great extent the nu...mber of eye injuries. A full description of Colonel Wilmer's ingenious device will probably be written by him. In devising such shields with a single stenopeic slit, the closer it can be brought to the eyes the better. The question of whether it is advisable to make the eye shield tight enough to keep out lachrymatory gases by careful f)adding and placing some transparent material behind the opening can only be decided by actual experience. Such a tight shield might cause a steaming of the transparent material and prevent its use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wilmer's has a single horizontal stenopeic slit in front of each eye which allows for good vision, greatly enhances the strength of the shield and is by far the best. By extending the shield on each side it can be made to cover the temple region, thus including the outer ridge of the orbit and the malar bone. Such a shield if fastened to the helmet so that it can be swung up out of the way when not in use would, if the soldiers could be induced to wear them, lessen to a \ery great extent the nu...mber of eye injuries. A full description of Colonel Wilmer's ingenious device will probably be written by him. In devising such shields with a single stenopeic slit, the closer it can be brought to the eyes the better. The question of whether it is advisable to make the eye shield tight enough to keep out lachrymatory gases by careful f)adding and placing some transparent material behind the opening can only be decided by actual experience. Such a tight shield might cause a steaming of the transparent material and prevent its use.
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