A manual and atlas of medical ophthalmoscopy / by W.R. Gowers.

  • William Richard Gowers
Date:
1879
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Credit: A manual and atlas of medical ophthalmoscopy / by W.R. Gowers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Most of these are evidently in tlie side of the vessel three ; («, b, e) are situated laterally, and one (c) in front. At d an anenrismal dilata- tion is seen to occupy the bifui-cation of a vessel. In a and d the cavity of the aneurism is empty; in e both» the vessel and the aneurism are distended with blood, and the communication between them can be distinctly seen. In b and c the aneurisms contain granular material the results of degeneration of blood, which had probably coagulated in them during Ufe. The lower figure (/) represents irregular varicose dilatation of a smaU vessel, which is distended with blood. It is probably a capillary, but the trunks into which it opens were parts of the same vessel. (X 150.)
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