The Pathology of the Eye volume 1
The Pathology of the Eye volume 1
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Z. A. , xxxix, 1899. MITVALSKI. C. F. A. , xvii, 1893.
PARASITIC CYSTS Parasitic cysts of the conjunctiva are rare, and are due to varieties of cysticercus, C. Cellulosse (that of tsenia solium) being commonest. Others are caused by filariae. The hydatid cyst, due to tsenia echinococcus, occurs in the orbit, and may appear as a subconjunctival cyst.
Cysticercus. The first observation was reported by Baum, in 1838, and since then fifty-five cases have been recorded (Lagrange), or one sixth of al...l cases of intra-ocular cysticercus (Ballaban). Mackenzie reported two, one borrowed from Estlin and seen at the Bristol Eye Infirmary ; others have been published by Canton, Vernon, Werner, Seeker Walker, etc. , in England. It is commoner in Germany and Russia. It is much less common in the conjunctiva than in the vitreous (v. Graefe, Poncet). It generally occurs in young patients.
Conjunctival cysticercus appears as a hemispherical or oval cyst, usually at the internal angle in the lower fornix; but there are many THE CONJUNCTIVA 117 exceptions to this situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Z. A. , xxxix, 1899. MITVALSKI. C. F. A. , xvii, 1893.
PARASITIC CYSTS Parasitic cysts of the conjunctiva are rare, and are due to varieties of cysticercus, C. Cellulosse (that of tsenia solium) being commonest. Others are caused by filariae. The hydatid cyst, due to tsenia echinococcus, occurs in the orbit, and may appear as a subconjunctival cyst.
Cysticercus. The first observation was reported by Baum, in 1838, and since then fifty-five cases have been recorded (Lagrange), or one sixth of al...l cases of intra-ocular cysticercus (Ballaban). Mackenzie reported two, one borrowed from Estlin and seen at the Bristol Eye Infirmary ; others have been published by Canton, Vernon, Werner, Seeker Walker, etc. , in England. It is commoner in Germany and Russia. It is much less common in the conjunctiva than in the vitreous (v. Graefe, Poncet). It generally occurs in young patients.
Conjunctival cysticercus appears as a hemispherical or oval cyst, usually at the internal angle in the lower fornix; but there are many THE CONJUNCTIVA 117 exceptions to this situation.
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