The primary intradural tumours of the optic nerve (Fibromatosis nervi optici) / by W. Gordon M. Byers.

  • Byers, W. Gordon M. (William Gordon Matthew)
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[1901]
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Credit: The primary intradural tumours of the optic nerve (Fibromatosis nervi optici) / by W. Gordon M. Byers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ^o8^ FINLAY: Archives of Oph., XXIV., p. 224, 1895. ('' T^^ ^ ^ tumour had been cut up into a number of small semi-cyhndncal pieces, it being impossible to determine the topographical rela- tion in which they stood to one another.) (I.2Q) RING : Arch, of Oph., XXV, p. 51- (Concerns an orbital tumour. ^ which sprang possibly from the sheath of the optic nerve in an anophthalmic patient). (130) BOURGEOIS: Annul. cVOc, CX, p. 289, Oct. 1893. (131) DARIER :** Annald'Oc, CXI, p. 285 and CXII, p 322, 1894. ^T72^ VALUDE :** Extirpation d'une tumeur du nerf optique par ^ I'operation du Kronlein. La Clin. Oph., 1899, No. XIV, p. 160-161. U'X'x\ SCHOLDTMANN : Case II, 1. c. 98. (The growth was of a curious nature and is carefully and fully reported. It is some- what difficult to classify but evidently does not belong to the tumours discussed in this paper. S. characterizes the neoplasm as a Cystoid optic-sheath tumor, the central part of which arose from the arachnoid, the peripheral capsule from the dura. The former showed a marked sarcomatous type, while in the latter fibrous tissue predominated.) (134) SCHLODTMANN : Case III., 1. c, ( whether the tumour arose from the optic nerve stalk or its sheath is uncertain.) [b] Because probably secondary in nature. (135) ARMAIGNAC : four, de Med. de Bord., 1878, p. 104. (136) KROHN : Klin. Man. Bl. fur Augen., X, p. 103, 1872! : (Meta- static ?). (137) REICH : Archiv. fiir Oph., XXII., p. 103-110, 1876. (138) TEILLAIS : Jour de Med. de Vouest, XV, p.. 74-78, 1881. (139) TILLAUX: Gaz. des hop., Paris, LX, p. 161-163, 1887; also Rec. d'Oph, 1887, 3s, IX, p. 65-72. 12 / Jr/ ^ {i4o) RISLEY : Tr. Amer. Oph. Soc, VII, p. 526, 1896. n.<rCrf^'t^, (c) Because intracranial in situation. (141) MICHEL: Archiv. fur Oph., XIX, p. 145-164- (closely allied to the growths discussed in this paper and associated with ele- phantiasis of the leg). (142) SCHOTT: Archives of Oph., VI, p. 276. (d) Because intraocular in situation. (143) JACOBSON : Archiv. fur. Oph., X, p. 55, 1864. **The identity of the cases thus marked is iiol fully established by the details contained iti the articles cited.
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