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... light, or muscae volitantes, are common Avhen the retina is inflamed; when the vital energies of the organ are exhausted, as in dyspeptics or debilitated persons; motes, black specks, muscse volitantes and thick mists of clouds are seen; double vision is caused ...

... light, or muscae volitantes, are common when the retina, is inflamed ; when the vital energies of the organ are exhausted, as in dyspeptics or debilitated persons; motes, black specks, muscse volitantes and thick mists of clouds are seen; double vision is caused ...

... marked, surrounded by areolae of active inflammation; the retina hazy, blurred; the optic disk red, somewhat swollen, with an indefined mar- gin; the vitreous slightly turbid, with floating opacities. He complained of a mist before vision, of pinkish globules before vision, especially ...

... light, or muscae volitantes, are common when the retina is inflamed; when the vital energies of the organ are exhausted, as in dyspeptics or debilitated persons; motes, black specks, muscae volitantes and thick mists of clouds are seen; double vision is caused ...

... at first appear obscure, as if enveloped in mist or smoke, are confusedly ... portion of the retina has become quite insensible, the patient is still ...

... as if wrapped in a misty veil. The mist, however, grows still more dense, and at ... of the eye or the retina. Hence the patient sees all objects only by ...

... centre of the lens, the appearance of a mist, &c, is generally most perceived ... upon insensibility of the retina, there is a great desire of strong light, ...

... sees everything through a mist. Towards night this mist increases in ... condition of the nerve and retina in the right eye. At once he stopped ...

... attempt to appreciate a colour through a slight mist or a light fog. Yet I ... supply to the retina. Fifth: Subsequent tabetic change. The study of the ...