The diseases of the eye / by Edward Nettleship.

  • Nettleship, Edward, 1845-1913.
Date:
1890
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    PAET II.—CLINICAL DIVISION CIIAPTKR IV Diseases of the Eyelids G6—73 TAOE Blepliaril.is ; Stye; Moiljomiau cyst; Horns and warty fonniitions; Molhiscuni contagiosuni; Xanthelasma; I'wliculiis ]ml)is. Ulwirs (p. 71):—Rodent cancer; 'I'crtiary syphilis ; L\ipus ; Chancre. Congenital ptosis (]). 73) ; Kpicanthus. CHAPTER V Diseases OF the Lacrimal Atpabatus . 74—78 Epiphora, stillicidium lacrimaruin, and lacrimation. Epiphora from alterations of i)unctiim and canaliculus (p. 74); Dacryo-liths. Diseiisos of lacrimal sac and nasal duct (]). 75) :—Mucocele and lacrimal ahscess; Stricture of nasal duct; Lacri- mal ahscess in new-horn infants. Oeneral diseases (p. 79) : — Purulent and gonorrhoeal ojdi- thalmia; Muco-purnlcnt opiitlialmia; Catarrhal, and other formsof muco-purulentophthahnia; Memhranous and diphtheritic ophthalmia :—Atropine and eseriue irritation ; Partial diseases (p. 88) :—Granular oph- thalmia. Follicular conjunctivitis:—Results of granu- lar ophthalmia (p. 93); Pannus, Distiehiasis and tri- <'hiasis, Organic entropion;—Chronic coujunctivitis; —Amyloid disease ;—Spring catarrh ;—Conjunctivitis from drugs;—Primary shrinking of conjunctiva. CHAPTER VII Diseases of the Coenea . . 100—124 A. Ulcers and non-siiecific inflmnmation (p. 100). Appearances of the cornea in disease:—Steamy and ground-glass cornea; Infiltration; Swelling; Ulceration ; Nebula and leucoma (p. 101). Symptoms in ulceration:—Photophobia; Conges- tion ; Pain (p. 102). Clinical types of ulcer (p. 103):—Central ulcer of children; Facetting ulcer;—Phlyctenular affections (p. 103); Phlyctcnidar, or recurrent vascular, ulcer, Marginal conjunctivitis. (Spring-catarrh) ; Crescntic CHAPTER VI Diseases of the Conjunctiva 79—99