A classification of eye diseases : with the outline of a universal morbidity list based on the nomenclature of diseases of the Royal College of Physicians, of London / by Alexander Duane.

  • Alexander Duane
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[1905]
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Credit: A classification of eye diseases : with the outline of a universal morbidity list based on the nomenclature of diseases of the Royal College of Physicians, of London / by Alexander Duane. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Special types to be entered under other headings: Phlyctenular keratitis (10,1 5). Fascicular keratitis (10, I 5). Catarrhal ulcer (10, II). Gonorrhceal ulcer (A 140). Diphtherial ulcer (A 60). Traumatic ulcer (E). Ulcer of herpes febrilis (see Part III, Skin Diseases). Ulcer of zoster ophthalmicus (see Part III, Skin Diseases). Ulcer of rosacea (see Part III, Skin Diseases). b. Deep purulent keratitis. (1) Ulcus serpens. Include the varieties known as hypopyon keratitis, reaper's keratitis, etc. (2) Disciform keratitis. (3) Annular abscess of the cornea. Note: Enter Keratomycosis aspergillina under Aspergillosis (A 10). c. Keratomalacia. d. Keratitis e lagophthalmo. When due to injury enter under E; when due to paralysis of facial nerve enter under Diseases of Nervous System (Part III). Note: Enter Neuroparalytic keratitis under Diseases of the Nervous System (Part III). 2. Non-suppurative keratitis. a. Pannus.* b. Vesicular keratitis. (1) Dendritic keratitis. If due to malaria enter under A 200. (2) Stellate keratitis. (3) Recurrent erosion of the cornea (if due to injury, enter under E 504). (4) Bullous keratitis. Varieties to be entered imder other heads: Herpes febrilis cornese (Part III, Skin Diseases). Zoster of cornea (Part III, Skin Diseases). c. Superficial punctate keratitis. d. Filamentary keratitis. e. Nodular keratitis. Syn.: Nodular opacity of cornea. * Enter under cause (trachoma, etc.) when known.
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