New truths in ophthalmology / as developed by G. C. Savage.

G. C. Savage

Date:: 1896

Credit: New truths in ophthalmology / as developed by G. C. Savage. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Prescribing Lenses, Page (1) in esophoric cases 238 (2) in exophoric cases 240 Photograph, outer part taken with a non-astigmatic lens, and the inner part with an astigmatic lens, the one pasted over the other, showing the displacement of oblique lines 95 Photographs, of Jeager type showing the distortion caused by oblique astigma- tism ; 92,93 of a rectangle showing distortion caused by oblique astigmatism, 84, 85, 87 Prisms, in positions of rest, condemned in most cases, indorsed in some. 189, 213 Refraction, the work of, mydriatics in 230 objective examinations in, (1) with the ophthalmoscope 231 (2) with the skiascope 231 (3) with the ophthalmometer 232 subjective examinations in, (i) with test lenses 233 (2) with the Jackson sphero-cylinder 233 Retinae, corresponding parts of 3^> ^^9 images of a retangle on the, in oblique astigmatism, illustrated 33 images of a rectangle on, non-oblique astigmatism, illustrated 28 images of a rectangle on, in oblique astigmatism, how fused, illus- trated 36 Reply to Dr. Hotz's Criticism 63 Squint, internal, some of the causes of, and how to treat 13 increased temporarily by a mydriatic 13^' ^34 why this increase passes away ^3^ Vision, monocular, the law of direction unalterable in 3^' ^^7 binocular, the law of corresponding points supreme in 3S> 98 St Wilson and His Camera 2$

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