The Eye Its Refraction And Diseases volume 2
The Eye Its Refraction And Diseases volume 2
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Cyclitis, irido-cyclitis, chorioiditis, retinitis and chorio-retinitis. The nature of the opacity varies with the disease that gives rise to it ; thus in cyclitis and irido-cyclitis we find inflammatory deposits in the form of shreds or flakes, especially in elderly folks, some of which are due to hemorrhages into the vitreous. In syphilitic chorio-reti- nitis the vitreous is cloudy from a dust-like deposit which may be diffuse or localized in patches (hyalitis punctata).
3. Injuries of the eye...ball which give rise to a hemorrhage from the chorioid or ciliary bodies. The extravasated blood becomes more or less organized. In cases of traumatic cyclitis the vitreous is apt to break down into pus.
4. Certain general and local diseases as infectious blood diseases, low fevers, endarteritis, gout, syphilis, malaria, liver troubles and dis- turbed menstruation. The prolonged use of arsenic is said to give rise to vitreous opacities.
5. Idiopathic cases. At times the vitreous becomes cloudy in old people without any ascertainable disease of the uvea or retina or other cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cyclitis, irido-cyclitis, chorioiditis, retinitis and chorio-retinitis. The nature of the opacity varies with the disease that gives rise to it ; thus in cyclitis and irido-cyclitis we find inflammatory deposits in the form of shreds or flakes, especially in elderly folks, some of which are due to hemorrhages into the vitreous. In syphilitic chorio-reti- nitis the vitreous is cloudy from a dust-like deposit which may be diffuse or localized in patches (hyalitis punctata).
3. Injuries of the eye...ball which give rise to a hemorrhage from the chorioid or ciliary bodies. The extravasated blood becomes more or less organized. In cases of traumatic cyclitis the vitreous is apt to break down into pus.
4. Certain general and local diseases as infectious blood diseases, low fevers, endarteritis, gout, syphilis, malaria, liver troubles and dis- turbed menstruation. The prolonged use of arsenic is said to give rise to vitreous opacities.
5. Idiopathic cases. At times the vitreous becomes cloudy in old people without any ascertainable disease of the uvea or retina or other cause.
What to read after The Eye Its Refraction And Diseases volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Engler Gibbons to read onlineMoreLess
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