EYEBALL ROTATING FORCEPS

Eyeball rotating forceps.

cysts or oedema, and should prove of great value in research, as in detachment of the retina. ' Professor Goldmann also gave a short talk and demonstration on the aqueous veins which he had discovered shortly after, but independently of, Ascher. We left with the happiest memories of the quiet courtesy of Professor Gold-mann, and with great respect for his ingenuity in diagnostic instrument design.

Willett's Forceps

Willett (1925) first published his account of the treatment of placenta praevia byscalp forceps and weight traction, in 1925. He describes the treatment of seven cases by means of a modification of de Martell's surgical scalp forceps?the modification being the increase in length of the handles to inches. His two resident medical officers assured him that they found the method both easy and quic...

Luxation of the eyeball.

Luxation of the eyeball in two African patients is reported for its rarity. It followed minor trauma to the face and was reduced in both cases without permanent visual disability.

Torsional motions of the eyeball.

OF the many attempts which have been made in the past to record motions of the eyeball, the most successful investigations have used the corneal reflex method (Lord and Wright, 1948), photographic recording ofthe motions of a beam of light reflected from a plane mirror worked on a contact lens (Ratliff and Riggs, 1950; Ditchburn and Ginsborg, 1953), or photographic recording of the motion of th...

Missing Forceps