On the Combined Method of Cataract Extraction
On the Combined Method of Cataract Extraction
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I have not noted the number of instances in which a synechia between one pillar of the coloboma and the cornea took place, for I regard it as an event of no importance whatever. It certainly did not occur frequently. Yet it is not enough to form a colo- boma. Great care must be taken to stroke down the iris with a spatula, so as to get each pillar of the coloboma reduced to its normal position, and this proceeding is much facilitated by the sphincter iridis being still under the influence of es...erine. The drop of eserine instilled at the end of the operation still fnrther secures the eye against iris-prolapse.
In the freedom from iris-prolapse lies the great advan- tage of the combined method over the simple method, although it is not its onl}^ advantage. I see that some advocates of the simple method try to minimise the impor- tance of incarceration of the iris. They say no harm comes of it — and that may be so in some cases. But, that it is harmful in a greater or less degree in most of the cases, cannot be denied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have not noted the number of instances in which a synechia between one pillar of the coloboma and the cornea took place, for I regard it as an event of no importance whatever. It certainly did not occur frequently. Yet it is not enough to form a colo- boma. Great care must be taken to stroke down the iris with a spatula, so as to get each pillar of the coloboma reduced to its normal position, and this proceeding is much facilitated by the sphincter iridis being still under the influence of es...erine. The drop of eserine instilled at the end of the operation still fnrther secures the eye against iris-prolapse.
In the freedom from iris-prolapse lies the great advan- tage of the combined method over the simple method, although it is not its onl}^ advantage. I see that some advocates of the simple method try to minimise the impor- tance of incarceration of the iris. They say no harm comes of it — and that may be so in some cases. But, that it is harmful in a greater or less degree in most of the cases, cannot be denied.
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