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

Date:
1868
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The natural and morbid changes of the human eye, and their treatment / by Charles Bader. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

    515/522 (page 503)
    Radius of curvature of the cornea, 151. Uainbow colours, in ophthalmia, 91. Reclination. See Cataract. Refraction of the eye, 211; of the cornea, 210 ; of the lens, 211; normal, 211; as age advances, 213 ; abnormal, 211; mode of ascertaiuiug, 212. Retina, anatomical and general remarks, 418 ; margin or periphery, 418; colour, 418; blood-vessels, 419; their pulsation, 205, 420 ; minute structure, 420 ; development, 427; congenital anomalies, 428; incon- gruence of the, 428 {see also Vision); injuries, 457 ; hyperemia, 457; inflamma- tion, 458 ; different forms of inflammation, 458; inflammation immediately adjoin- ing the optic disc, 485 ; suppuration, 459; atrophy, 462; different forms of atrophy, 462; effusion of blood, 471; apoplexy, 471; displacement, 475; de- tached, 475 ; varieties, 477; displacement in tumour of the eyeball, 10,11; displace- ment in intra-ocular tumour, 10; cancer, 10 ; operation, 482. Retinal veins, pulsation of, 205; arteries, pulsation of, 205. Retinitis, 458 {see also Retina, Inflammation of the); different forms, 458; during albuminuj-ia, 464; pathology, 465; pig- mentosa, 470; apoplectica, 471. S, 429. Scarlatina, causing inflammation of the eye- lids, 43; tinea, 47 ; protrusion of the eye- ball, 6; exenthematic ophthalmia, 95; ophthalmitis, 256. Schlemm, canal of, 196. Sclerotic, 196; general and anatomical re- marks, 196 ; colour, 197 ; thickness, 197; development, 197; protuberance, 347; congenital anomalies, 198 ; injuries, 202; tumours, 198 ; inflammation, 198 ; circum- scribed inflammation, 198 ; treatment, 199; rheumatic inflammation, 199 ; treatment, 199; staphyloma, 200; ulceration, 200. Scoop extraction, 294. See Cataract. Scotoma, 444; in the region of the yellow spot, 444; central, 444; adjoining the optic disc, 445 ; excentric, 446. Scrophulous ophthalmia, 93, 161. Sebaceous tumour, 35. Setou, insertion into the temple, 165. Shape of eyeball, 206. Short sight, 239. Sight {see Vision); anomalies of {see Vision, anomalies of). Sinus, cavernous, 2; petrosal, 2; enlarge- ment of the frontal, 20 ; circular, 196. Slowly adjusting sight, 234. Smallpox, causing protrusion of the eyeball, 6; tinea (variola), 47; exauthematic oph- thalmia, 95. Solution, 298. See Cataract. Sparkling syuchysis, 324. Spasm {see also Muscles) of the orbicularis muscle, 41; of the levator palpebrse mus- cle, 41; with neuralgia, 42 ; clonic, 124 ; tonic, 124. Spasmodic closure of the eyelids, 41; in ophthalmia, 90. Spectacles, 225 ; tinted, 225, 230; steno- paiic, 225, 229 ; frame of, 228. Spintherismus, 437. Squint, 124. Staphyloma, 193; of opaque or nebulous cornea, 194; of opaque tissue occupying the place of cornea, 173, 194 ; treatment, 195 ; in leucoma, 177, 194; corneee pel- lucidum, 191; ciliary, equatorial, and pos- terior, 194; of the sclerotic, 200; varieties, 200 ; causes, 201; treatment, 202 ; pos- ticum, 242. Strabismus, 124 ; apparent, 124 ; real, 124 ; degree, 125 ; movements of the eyes, 125 ; convergent or internal, 125; causes, 125 ; periodical, 127; permanent, 127; simple, 127 ; alternating, 127 ; treatment without an operation, 127; treatment by opera- tion, 127; vision before the operation, 128 ; vision after the operation, 129 ; mo- bility of the eyes after the operation, 129 ; the operation, 129; reappears after the operation, 130; divergent follows, 131; divergens, 132 ; external, 132; causes, 132 ; gradations, 133 ; treatment, 133. Strumous deposit within the eye, 12; post- mortem examination, 14; ophthalmia, 93, 161. Stye, 43, 44. Subretinal dropsy, 475. Supercilia, 29. Suppuration of the cornea, 167.