The Bowman Lecture On Some Hereditary Diseases of the Eye
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1888. * Case 109. Thomsen, Munch, med. Wochenschr. , xxxv, p. 222 ; Berliner Gesellsch. F. Psychiatrie u. Nervenkranlcheit (1888).
Six brothers, and two of their maternal uncles. Age of onset 21 in one of the six brothers, not given for the others.
1892. * Case 110. Taylor (S. Johnson), T. O. 8. , xii, p. 146, and later notes, 1909.
Pedigree of four generations : I, 1 became blind or nearly so at 40, eyes looking natural. II, 1 and 2 had respectively 10 and 5 normal children. II, 3 married 4, b...oth normal and not consanguineous ; issue, 11 children, all grew up, and one miscarriage ; of the sons, 4 affected, III, 3 at 28, seen at 27, died of lung inflammation at 37, leaving one son (a soldier in CLXVI1I BOWMAN LECTURE.
1909, with good sight), and 5 daughters, all good sight ; III, 4 affected at 21, seen at 25, living in 1909 and has 5 normal children ; III, 7, one eye only aft'ected at 6, and still same in 1909 ; III, 10 affected at 6, seen at 13, and heard of in 1909 as in same state at 30, unmarried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1888. * Case 109. Thomsen, Munch, med. Wochenschr. , xxxv, p. 222 ; Berliner Gesellsch. F. Psychiatrie u. Nervenkranlcheit (1888).
Six brothers, and two of their maternal uncles. Age of onset 21 in one of the six brothers, not given for the others.
1892. * Case 110. Taylor (S. Johnson), T. O. 8. , xii, p. 146, and later notes, 1909.
Pedigree of four generations : I, 1 became blind or nearly so at 40, eyes looking natural. II, 1 and 2 had respectively 10 and 5 normal children. II, 3 married 4, b...oth normal and not consanguineous ; issue, 11 children, all grew up, and one miscarriage ; of the sons, 4 affected, III, 3 at 28, seen at 27, died of lung inflammation at 37, leaving one son (a soldier in CLXVI1I BOWMAN LECTURE.
1909, with good sight), and 5 daughters, all good sight ; III, 4 affected at 21, seen at 25, living in 1909 and has 5 normal children ; III, 7, one eye only aft'ected at 6, and still same in 1909 ; III, 10 affected at 6, seen at 13, and heard of in 1909 as in same state at 30, unmarried.
What to read after The Bowman Lecture On Some Hereditary Diseases of the Eye?
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