Diseases of the eye : a hand-book of ophthalmic practice, for students and practioners / By G. E. De Schweinitz.

  • George Edmund de Schweinitz
Date:
1899
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Credit: Diseases of the eye : a hand-book of ophthalmic practice, for students and practioners / By G. E. De Schweinitz. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    PAGE Carcinoma i — Tubercle — Injuries — Rupture — Hemorrhage—Detach- ment—Ossification—Atrophy of the Eyeball—Essential Phthisis Bulbi (Ophthalmomalacia) 352-372 CHAPTER XIJ. GLAUCOMA. Varieties of Glaucoma—Acute Glaucoma—Subacute Glaucoma—Chronic t ilaucoma—Mechanism—Treatment—Secondary Glaucoma—Hemor- rhagic Glaucoma—('(implicated Glaucoma 373-395 CHAPTER XIII. DISEASES OF THE CRYSTALLINE LENS. Congenital Anomalies—Cataract—Senile Cataract—Juvenile or Congen- ital Cataract—Complicated or Secondary Cataract—Traumatic Cataract — After-cataract — Capsular Cataract — Capsulo-lenticular Cataract — Artificial Ripening—Extraction of Immature Cataract—Aphakia— Dislocation of the Crystalline Lens—Foreign Bodies in the Lens . 396-416 CHAPTER XIV. DISEASES OF THE VITREOUS. Hyalitis—Purulent Inflammation—Pseudo-glioma—Opacities—Muscae— Hemorrhage—Synchisis—Synchisis Scintillans—Bloodvessel Forma- tion — Foreign Bodies — Entozoa — Detachment — Persistent Hyaloid Artery 417-425 CHAPTER XV. DISEASES OF THE RETINA. Hyperemia Anaemia—Hyperesthesia—Anaesthesia — Retinitis — Serous, Parenchymatous, Syphilitic, Purulent, Hemorrhagic, Albuminuric. Dia- betic, Leucocythsemic, Proliferating, Circinate, Central Punctate, and Striated Retinitis—Pigmentary Degeneration—Detachment—Hemor- rhages Changes in the Retinal Vessels—Aneurisms—Embolism of the Central Artery—Thrombosis of the Retinal Artery—Thrombosis of the Central W-in—Traumatisms—Retinal Changes from the Effect of Sun- light and Electricity—Glioma—Cysticercus—Symmetrica] Changes at the Manila Lutea in Infancy 425-466 CHAPTER XVI. DISEASES l THE OPTIC NERVE. Congenital Anomalies Hyperaemia—Anaemia—Intraocular Optic Neuri- tis i Papillitis ; Choked Disc)—Atrophy of the Optic Nerve—Primary Atrophy—Secondary Atrophy—Consecutive Atrophy—Retinitic and