Penicillin in Ophthalmology

Ophthalmology: Advances in Treatment, with Special Reference to Penicillin

OF all the ailments wvhich the human beinig is calledl upon to suffer in acdvaincing years , perhaps loss of vision is the worst. TIhe commonest cause of this visual defect is cataract an opacification of the lens which varies in (legree from a slight opacity, which prevents one seeing small print clearly, to total opacificatioin, when light alone will penetrate through to the retina. Up to a (...

Tuberculin in Ophthalmology Tuberculin in Ophthalmology

Ophthalmology

This recent addition to the Clio Medica series is very welcome for several reasons. It is almost unique, for the only other histories of ophthalmology in English are a very short essay by Sorsby and an article by Shastid in the American Encyclopedia of Ophthalmology. The brevity of Chance's history has excluded a separate bibliography, yet the author has managed to include mention in the text o...

Ophthalmology.

Ophthalmology

?Myopia is an error of refraction, due to elongation of the-yeball, and its conditions vary with its degree. When it does n?t exceed four or five dioptres it is of little disadvantage, excePt to those who wish to enter the public services, or whose 0ccupations require particularly good far vision ; but as the amount increases, it causes more and more damage to the 'gnt, until in its high degree...