A classification of eye diseases : with the outline of a universal morbidity list based on the nomenclature of diseases of the Royal College of Physicians, of London / by Alexander Duane.

  • Duane, A. (Alexander), 1858-1926.
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[1905]
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    3. Membranous. If diphtherial enter under A 60; if due to chemical irritants under E 575. 4. Trachoma. Do not use terms Granular conjunctivitis, Egyptian ophthalmia, granular lids. 5. Phlyctsenular conjunctivitis. 6. Spring catarrh. 7. Parinaud's conjunctivitis. Other forms. 10, J. Atrophy, Hypertrophy, and Degeneration. 1. Amyloid degeneration. 2. Hyaline degeneration. 3. Conjunctivitis petrificans. 4. Xerosis.* 5. Pigmentation. Do not include Argyrosis (enter under D 120). 10, L. Acquired Malformations. 1. Pterygium. 2. Pseudopterygium.* 3. Symblepharon.* 4. Lithiasis. 10, N. Conditions, Miscellaneous or Unclassed. Affections of conjunctiva due to skin diseases. (See Part III.) 11. Diseases of the Cornea. 11, H. Circulatory Disorders. 3. (Edema.t 4. Blood staining (Hsemocomea). 11, I. Keratitis. 1. Suppurative keratitis. a. Ulcer of cornea. Special forms: (1) Mooren's ulcer. (Do not use term Rodent ulcer). (2) Superficial marginal keratitis. * When cause is known make entry under this cause (E, 10,1, 4), specify- ing also the local condition. t Enter under this only when cause of condition (glaucoma, etc.) is un- known; otherwise, enter under this cause.