The natural and morbid changes of the human eye, and their treatment / by Charles Bader.

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1868
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    Embolism of retinal vessels, 4G8. Emmetropic, 211. Emphysema of tiie eyelid, 59. Entoptic examiuation, 326. Eatropion, 49. Enucleation of the eyeball, 261. Epiiicantlius, 33. Ephidrosis, 37. Epileptic fits, preceding amblyopia or amau- rosis, 450. Epiphora, 69. Epithelial cancer, 37. Evulsion of the eye, 3. Examination of the conjunctiva, 82 ; of the cornea, 151; by lateral illumination, 151; with the ophthalmoscope, 151; as to its sensibility, 152; in children, 152; of the crystalline lens, 269; of cataract and of the parts behind it, 276; of the choroid, 344; with the ophthalmoscope, 221. Excision of the eyeball, 261. Exophthalmia fuugosa, 108. Exophthalmic goitre, 18. Exophthalmus, 3. Eyeball, 204—265 ; tension, 204; shape, 206 ; development, 207 ; blood-vessels, 2 ; refraction, 211; accommodation, 213 ; con- sidered as an optical instrument, 209; equator of, 209 ; meridians, 209 [see also Movements); congenital anomalies, 208; trembling of the, 123 ; protrusion, 3 i^see Protrusion); suppuration, 256; causes, 256; pathology, 257 ; course, 258 ; treatment, 259; operation of abscission, 260; of shriniiing by a seton, 261; excision or enucleation, 261. Eyebrows, 29. Eyelashes, 29. Eyelid, 29 ; development, 32 ; anatomical and general remarks, 29; margins, 31; closure and opening, 60 ; the act of wink- ing, 60 ; trembling, twitching, 42 ; con- genital anomalies, 32; swelling and redness, in ophthalmia, 88 ; in granular ophthalmia, 111 ; inflammation, 43 ; abscess, 43; syphilitic ulcers, 36; syphilitic infiltra- tion, 36; cancer, 37 ; inversion {see En- tropion) ; spasmodic closure, 90; tumours, 33 ; injuries, 58 ; ecchymosis, 58; emphy- sema, 59. E, 210, 428. False membrane. See Capsular Obstructions. Farsightedness, 271. Fascia, subconjunctival, 196; inflammation, 199 ; treatment, 200. Fever, puerperal, causing protrusion of eye- ball, 6 ; ophthalmitis after, 256. Field of vision, 428. See Vision. Fifth nerve, effects of division of the, 171. Fissure, foetal, 347- Flashes of light, 437- Focal distance, 226 ; liow to ascertain, 226. Focus, real, 225 ; principal, 225 ; conjugate, 225. Foetal fissure, 347. Giddiness, preceding amblyopia or amaurosis, 450. Gland, sebaceous, of the Hds, 30 ; meibomian, 30; lachrymal, 61. Glaucoma, 390 ; simple, 390 ; chronic, 390 ; acute, 390 ; attacks of, 390; symptoms of, 392; increase of tension of the eyeball, 392 ; conjunctiva, 392; sclerotic, 393; ciliary vessels, 393 ; cornea, 393 ; aqueous humour, 394; iris, 394; pupil, 394; choroid, 394 ; lens, 395 ; vitreous, 396 ; retina, its blood-vessels, 396; pathology, 397 ; optic disc, 399 ; pulsation of vessels in the disc, 399; changes of the surface of the disc, 400; cupped optic disc, 400; general remarks, 403 ; vision, 401; treat- ment, 404. Glycerine ointment, 92. Granular lids, 106, Granulations, 106 ; species of, 107. Green stone, 92. Guttse, argenti nitratis, 92; cupri sulphatis, 92 ; zinci sulphatis, 92; atropia;, 365. h, 210; H, 230. HI, 232. Hm, 232. Hsemorrhage, spontaneous into the orbit, 18. Headache preceding amblyopia or amaurosis, 449. Hebetudo visus, 234. Hemeralopia, 448. Hemiopia, 441, 447. Hemiplegia preceding amblyopia or amau- rosis, 450.