The Indian Operation of Couching for Cataract Incorporating the Hunterian Lect
The Indian Operation of Couching for Cataract Incorporating the Hunterian Lect
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116 it is the retina which is impacted in the cornea] PLATE IV FIG. 22: SPECIMEN No. 138. A large Morgagnian cataract in its capsule lies dislocated behind the totally detached retina; the tear in the front part of the lower half of the retina, through which the lens was thrust, is now represented by a wide puckered scar.
FIG. 23: SPECIMEN No. 9. A whole-section showing a persistent fistula of the cornea.
FIG. 24: SPECIMEN No. 45. A brown nucleus dislocated downward in its capsule lies tightly ...adherent to the back of the iris and ciliary body; it is fixed there by organised exudate, the bands from which radiate out into the retina and are determining the detachment of that membrane. The iris is torn on the nasal side, and through the tear there passes a capsulo-corneal synechia.
FIG. 25: SPECIMEN No. 116. The retina is totally detached, and rolled up like a closed umbrella. There is a retino-corneal synechia. The lens has been reclined; it probably lay outside the vitreous cavity. The subretinal exudate, coagulated by preparation, gives the eyeball the appearance of a cut marble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
116 it is the retina which is impacted in the cornea] PLATE IV FIG. 22: SPECIMEN No. 138. A large Morgagnian cataract in its capsule lies dislocated behind the totally detached retina; the tear in the front part of the lower half of the retina, through which the lens was thrust, is now represented by a wide puckered scar.
FIG. 23: SPECIMEN No. 9. A whole-section showing a persistent fistula of the cornea.
FIG. 24: SPECIMEN No. 45. A brown nucleus dislocated downward in its capsule lies tightly ...adherent to the back of the iris and ciliary body; it is fixed there by organised exudate, the bands from which radiate out into the retina and are determining the detachment of that membrane. The iris is torn on the nasal side, and through the tear there passes a capsulo-corneal synechia.
FIG. 25: SPECIMEN No. 116. The retina is totally detached, and rolled up like a closed umbrella. There is a retino-corneal synechia. The lens has been reclined; it probably lay outside the vitreous cavity. The subretinal exudate, coagulated by preparation, gives the eyeball the appearance of a cut marble.
What to read after The Indian Operation of Couching for Cataract Incorporating the Hunterian Lect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliot, Robert Henry, 1837-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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