The fundus oculi, with an ophthalmoscopic atlas illustrating its physiological and pathological conditions.

  • Frost, W. Adams.
Date:
1896
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    CHAl'TEK V. PAGE 1)EVEL0PM]5NTAL IliREGULARITIES 68 Coloboma of Choroid—Opaijue Norve Fibres—Congenital Crescent of the Disc— Coloboma of the Disc. PART II.—PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS. CHAPTER VI. AFFECTIONS OF THE CHOROID, ....... 87 Choroiditis—Classification—Disseminated Choroiditis—Stage of Exudation— Atrophic Stage—Stage of Complications—Choroiditis of Macular Region— Diifuse Choroiditis and Choroido-Retinitis—Choroido-Retinal Sclerosis—Causes of Choroiditis—Rupture of Choroid. CHAPTER VII. OPTIC NEURITIS OR PAPILLITIS, 114 Anatomical Considerations—Definition of Terms—Physiological Variations of the Disc—Symptoms of Papillitis— Choked Disc and Descending Neuritis—Causes of PapilUtis—Papillitis from Orbital Causes—Papillitis from Intracranial Orbital Causes—Papillitis from General Orbital Causes— Results of Papillitis. CHAPTER VIIL NEURO-RETINITIS AND RETINITIS, . . . . . .133 Symptoms—Subsidence—Degeneration—Stellate Figure at the Macula— Albuminiirio Retinitis—Diabetic Retinitis—Leucocytha;mic Retinitis—Retinitis Circinata—Plastic Retinitis and Cicatricial Changes. CHAPTER IX. OPTIC ATROPHY I47 Post-Neuritic Atrophy—^SimpIe Atrophy—Hereditary Optic Atrophy—Secondary Atrophy—Simple Glaucoma. CHAPTER X. AFFECTIONS OF THE VASCULAR SYSTEM OF THE RETINA, . . 158 General Considerations—Hyaline Thickening—Sclerosis of Walls—Aneurism— New Vessels in the Vitreous—Intraocular Hajmorrhage—Recurrent Hteraorrhage in Young Men—Arterial Embolism and Thrombosis—Symptoms—Re-establish- ment of the Circulation—Thrombosis of the Vena Centralis—Symmetrical Changes at the Macula in Infants—Leukemic Retinitis.