Indirect injuries of the optic nerve / by J.W. Aldren Turner.

  • Turner, J. W. Aldren (J. William Aldren), 1864-1945.
Date:
1943
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Indirect injuries of the optic nerve / by J.W. Aldren Turner. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Interesting cases are those with a small paracentral scotoma; one of these men was seen three weeks after a motor-cycie accident which had caused a post-traumatic amnesia of eighteen hours- There had been no phase of grossly impaired vision, but he complained that he could Fig. 4.—Inferior hemianopic defect. V.A. 3/18. Fig. 5.—Lower nasal quadrantic defect. V.A. 6/9. not see as well with his left eye tts before the accident. On examination V.A.R. was 6/6 and V.A.L. 6/6 (partial), the fundi were normal and the pupils reacted briskly to light, there was no refractive error. It was only on careful field testing that a small absolute paracentral scotoma was /
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