... in two separate layers; and hence some anato- mists reckon the retina a double membrane. The arteria centralis having given ...

... the complaint of objects appearing surrounded by a mist, and to impairment of the functions of the retina adjoining the effused blood. Rarely is the hemorrhage ...

... the form of a bluifh-grey veil or mist spread over the surface of the retina, and which hides to a greater or less ... infiltration, which gives to the disc and surrounding retina the appearance of ... veil or mist. The opacity, which syphilitic retinitis. 159 is often ...

... It has been demonstrated by the ablest anato- mists, that each fibre in the retina, or expanded optic nerve, cannot exceed the size ...

... complaint is that everything is seen DETACHMENT OF RETINA. 147 through a mist or haze. Pain generally slight. Disease may run acute or chronic course, and end in recovery or in incurable atrophy and ... of retina : Generally hereditary and associated with other bodily defects. ...

... eyelids, induced by the light impinging upon the retina; scintillations or mist,or black spots or points before the eyes, ...

... eyelids, induced by the light impinging upon the retina; scintillation or mist, black spots or points before the eyes, or ...

... eyelids, induced by the light impinging upon the retina; scintillation or mist, black spots or points before the eyes, or ...

... of dreams. Changes of blood pressure in the retina produce the apparent mists of light, rays and patches of light known ...

... blood). Zinn, Johann Gottfried, German ophthalmologist and anato- mist, 1727-1759.—Ligament of; Corona of (arterial); Central artery of (retina); Zonule of; Membrane of (lamina iridis anterior). Zukerhandl, ...