Lectures on the operative surgery of the eye or, an historical and critical inquiry into the methods recommended for the cure of cataract, for the formation of an artificial pupil, &c. &c. &c. : containing a new method of operating for cataract by extraction ... being the substance of that part of the author's course of lectures on the principles and practice of surgery which relates to the operations on that organ / by G. J. Guthrie.

  • Guthrie, G. J. (George James), 1785-1856.
Date:
1827
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Credit: Lectures on the operative surgery of the eye or, an historical and critical inquiry into the methods recommended for the cure of cataract, for the formation of an artificial pupil, &c. &c. &c. : containing a new method of operating for cataract by extraction ... being the substance of that part of the author's course of lectures on the principles and practice of surgery which relates to the operations on that organ / by G. J. Guthrie. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CO N T 14 NTS. ON THE INVERSION OP THE EYELIDS. Different names used to designate it, Page 1. Three states of de- rangement, 2. Opinions of Winslow, Albinus,- Scarpa, 2. Of iEtius, Paulus ^Egineta, Gleize, Jaeger, Demours, and Boyer, 3. Symp- toms, 4. Causes, 8. Opinion of Mr. Ware, 9. Mr. Crampton, 9. Of the author, 10. Conclusions, 15. Methods of operating, 15. Of Hippocrates, 15. Galen, Antonius Musa, Otitis, Celsus, 16. Paulus iEgineta, Rhases, B-artisch, Verduin, Heister, 17- Maitre Jan, St. Yves, Gendron, Dionis, Janin, Gleize, Wenzel, Boyer, De- mours, Scarpa, Monteggia, 18. Baratta, Quadri, Helling, Beer, Langenbeck, Weller, Schreger, Beclard, 19. Beer and Jaeger, 20. Saunders, 24. Observation on Saunders and Jaeger, 25. Mr. Crampton's method, 26. Mr. Travers's, 28. Method of cure by the sulphuric acid, .30. Mode of operating, in severe cases, on the upper eyelid, 31. On the lower lid, 35. Subsequent treatment, 36. Cures, 37. ON THE EVERSION OF THE LIDS. More rarely met with as affecting the upper lid, 41. The appearance and symptoms depend on the nature and causes of the disease, 42. Ectropium of four species, 42. Well known to the ancients— Hippocrates, Celsus, Aetius, 43. Antyllus, Albucasis, 44. Plat- ner, Thevenin, Heister, Maitre Jan, Dionis, Junker, Severinus, Bordenave, St. Yves, 45. Symptoms of the first kind, 46. Scarpa only considers two kinds of disease, 49. Not always accompanied by the tumefaction of the conjunctiva, described by him, 51. Indi- cations of cure of this species, 52. Use of the sulphuric acid, 53. Caution to be observed in its continuance, 54. Causes of inversion, 54. On the second species, 54. Description from Dr. Vetch, 54. The appearance of the eyelids differs from that of the third species, 57. Treatment of Demours, 57- The German ophthalmologists,