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... eye. I could see but little of the retina, as there was CLINICAL CASES. 123 a kind of mist over it, which seemed to spread from the vitrous humour over the background of the eye. I intro- duced the rays of ... to obtain sight of the retina. It appeared dim and misty, the veins were ...

... blade. no. 1 Ligatures, catgut, assorted bott. 1 Mist, chloroformi et opii, in case c. c. 30 Pins, common & safety, of each paper. 1 Rubber tourniquet .... no. 1 ...

... a: nebu- of functional amaurosis is a thin mist, fog, ^f0°rinist smoke, or gauze, or, as I have heard some pa- 190 RETINA. tients represent it, an indefinable something, ab if ...

... skilful oculist From the dim eye removes the mist! Most wonderful! I know a man, (F) Who, with the greatest safety, can Perform a curious operation, Not done before ...

... depends upon increased vascularity or inflammation of the retina; motes, black specks, muscse volitantes, and thick mists or clouds, when the affection arises from exhaustion ...

... the fundus, espe- cially by oblique light, the retina may be recognized as a very delicate, bluish- white mist covering the fundus, most marked in the immediate ...

... depends upon increased vascularity, or inflammation of the retina; motes, black specks, muscse voli- tantes, and thick mists or clouds, when the affec- tion is dependent ...

... to make a clear, sharp picture on the retina. The owner of such eyes lives in a visual mist or fog and strain, and rolls the eye ...

... 243.-Congenital multilocular cysts in relation with the retina, and associated with quiescent pigmentary retinochoroiditis (from a patient at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.) dosage should be as large as safety permits. However, even with shrinking of the globe ...

... within which an instrument could be moved with safety—the trans- parent lens being on one side, and the retina on the other— was an additional difficulty. Of ...