Early Diagnosis of Abnormalities of the Pupillary Reaction

some traumatic surgery resulting from local accidents, alcoholic excess, assaults, and the acts of fools. In June, 1942, and the few anxious months which followed and preceded General Montgomery's offensive at Alamein, it was my privilege to command a rifle company in defence of the hospital against attack from parachutists, fifth columnists, and any nativre rioting, should this arise. Much attention was paid to key points, fields of fire, and other features of such co-ordinated aggression as we could bring to bear against any opponents. Such things are temporarily interesting distractions fromthe small but very pleasant field of eye surgery.