The Erasmus Wilson lectures on the anatomy and pathology of the eye : delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons on Feb. 12th, 14th, and 16th, 1900 / by E. Treacher Collins.

  • Collins, E. Treacher (Edward Treacher), 1862-1937
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[1900]
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Credit: The Erasmus Wilson lectures on the anatomy and pathology of the eye : delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons on Feb. 12th, 14th, and 16th, 1900 / by E. Treacher Collins. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. Aberration in Development. PAliE I, Aberrations Connected with the Formation of the Primary AND Secondary Optic Vesicles 3 Anophthalmia; cyclopia or synophthalmia; congenitally cystic eyeball; shot-silk or watered-silk retina; coloboma of the i-etina and optic nerve; microphthalmia with cysts; congenital pigmentation of the retina; congenital ectro- pion of the uveal pigment of the iris; absence of nerve fibres; opaque nerve fibres; crater-like hole of the optic disc; physiological cup of the optic disc; pseudo-neuritis; congenital day-blindness with colour-blindness; congenital night-blindness (Mooren's retinitis punctata albescens); congenital amblyopia. II, Aberrations Connected with the Invaginating Surface Epiblast 30 Congenital aphakia; congenital nuclear cataract; defect- ive development of the jiosterior capsule; opaque mem- brane behind the lens; shrunken fibrous tissue cataract; posterior lenticonus; disc-sha])ed cataract; congenital Morganian cataract; axial fusiform cataract; backward or forward displacement of the nucleus of the lens; tri- radiate opacities; coralliform axial cataract; congenital punctate cataract. III, Aberrations Connecteii with the Invaginating Mesoblast 43 Persistence of the central hyaloid artery or its sheath; abnormalities in the arteria centralis retina?; cilio-rctinal arteries; atypical development of the vitreous humour; muscse volitantes; congenital defects in the suspensory ligament of the lens; ectopia lentis; coloboma lentis; lenticonus anterior; adhesions of ciliary processes to the - back of the lens.
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