On vascular protrusion of the eyeball : being a second series of three cases and two post-mortem examinations of so-called aneurism by anastomosis of the orbit : with some observations on the affection / by Thomas Nunneley.

  • Nunneley, Thomas, 1809-1870.
Date:
1864
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    The Lancet,] was not had recoui sensible, and does n July 26th.—Goin Aug. 3rd.—Sutur 10th.—Wound en loth.—Discharge FISTULA LACHRYMAI ABSCES A short time ago mitted as an out pa been affected for a relief. There was a at the inner corne rounded by an ery the tears. I passec bent at right angl and succeeded, af enteriug the duct peated, and an ast •cure was effected, attended with cons the patient, to wh relief afforded was cedure very satisrac practice is to divit pointed bistoury or size into the duct ft 634 The Lancet,] Mr. Curling said that it was remarkable 1 should have met with so many cases of an J aneurism in the orbit, and thought that mul to him for the pains he had taken in investil and in endeavouring to establish their trul Nunneley, however, had committed a slighl that no light had been thrown on the affectl after the publication of Mr. Travers’s case, as[ was published in the “ Transactions” of this ! years ago. Mr. Busk tied the carotid arterl in the orbit; and, in some able remarks on] that it was not of the nature of aneurism by case of traumatic aneurism of the ophthalmi] Mr. Curling also tied the carotid artery w] similar case which occurred to the late Mr. published in the “Transactions” some years h views of Mr. Busk. Mr. Curling thought til had not been happy in abandoning the desig] of the orbit,” used in his first paper, and substl protrusion of the eyeball.” To class affectior character under one common head taken symptom was not calculated to advance sJ and practice. He had always thought that tkJ had committed a mistake of this nature in dl of bone of different kinds under the heal tumours.” What would be thought of aneurism, other tumours in the popliteal spacj the lower end of the femur obstructing the ABSCESS AND G * %, fcjf/ . .a \w, •aura SunoA jjuj jgTiu auposnui u bum >3(h 0qj uo -jai-v tqSta v u - - ju, > t „ eyr •noqoonu luaaauaA eqj jo A[uo paupqdmoo aq joj poo« oq oj paauadde asiMaaqjo qqpuaq jeaaaaS eiq !}nq 1 paoipunrL Amqgqs sum unis sijj -aaopuqo 'Jjosu qjiM t>suj pdas jo qq,9l oqj uo jupdsoq ojui papirapu sum oqM ‘aaipjos «unoA u jo A3NCLIH aMV ‘NaSUcCS klSAlT oqj pejiqiqxa (spaunQ aaqisn^j slO0S) NOStnaoH JCT •auoq pioA’q aqj dn gutMO.iqi os puu tiaSuq aqj q?m uMop anguoj aqj Smssaad Aq paonpoad sum anoumj papnuoa^ u jo 3uii99i eqr -sqjMoag AjauM jo uopoanoo u Apaam qnq unora -n^ snoaigujijauo ou punoj sum aaaqj qquap aaqjv uoisnpuoo emus aqj oj oraUo tiu oqM ‘suoaSans Auura Aq pauiuiuxa uaaq puq pnqo oqj -agtqpauo pioaAqj 0qj uuojj ffuuas oj qq/moqj sum qoiqM aohuu aqj qjiM qpj oq PI00 qi^oa*. papano.i a. quq faiqissodrai sum uoijummuxa juoidoosoSuAau'q xuAauj sqi rao.ij punos Auu juua oj UMoaq uaaq J3A9U puq oqM ppqo u tuo.ij SHXAVOUD avaDNAHVT to uounoads u paMoqs ospc suzNflNOvpi JQ[ •paqisso atnooaq puq ‘sasuo qons ui junsn su ‘saSupqauo aqj, pajjuaudas paasgip aq aaqj, puu ‘Aa otnara raoJj Aopuunjq -jj\[ ano piqoavo equ qt pauq. uaaq puq oral os nopuaado uu Aq aaaooaa ppioM !jsora e.iaA\ quauril uoixauuoo m sasu;[ slip jo jaoddns aip ui Aqioiuoq jo (smuin^vv ,ja) °i anoj ao oaaqj ut ‘a Aquioadsa ‘juoraq'j ^uoaS puu ‘aoivuqp| saAa aqi puu ‘an! oqj sasua asaqj j( Aaqq su ‘qou oaa/ oiuuSao jo aouuaut 8MX -sasuo asaqjl •pajoa^u oaaM sa/ oi auT