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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    13. Diseases of the Iris and Ciliary Body. 13, H. Circulatory Disorders. 2. Hyperemia.* 4. Haemorrhage.* 13,1. Iritis (including Cyclitis and Irido-Cyclitis). 1. Acute. If due to syphilis, gonorrhoea, rheumatism, tuberculosis, enter under A; if due to diabetes, etc., enter under C; if due to traumatism enter under E. 2. Chronic. a. Simple cyclitis. Syn.: Serous iritis (Do not use this term). b. Anterior uveitis. 3. Secondary (due to other diseases of the eye affected). 4. Sympathetic irido-cyclitis. 13, J. Degeneration. 1. Atrophy. Enter under cause (iritis, glaucoma, etc.) when known. 13, L. Acquired Malformations. 1. Synechia. a. Anterior. Enter under cause (keratitis, etc.) when known. b. Posterior. Enter under cause (iritis, etc.) when known. 2. Mydriasis.! 3. Meiosis.f 4. Heterochromia iridis. 13, M. Functional Disorders. a. Of iris. Paralysis (Paralytic mydriasis and meiosis) and Spasm (Spastic mydriasis and miosis), see 13, L. b. Of ciliary muscle. Paralysis (Cycloplegia) and Spasm (spasm of accommo- dation). Enter all cases under head of cause as provided in note to 13, L. * Enter under cause (E; 13 I) when known. f If due to general disease, as syphilis, etc., enter under A; if due to trau- matism under E; if due to acute poisoning under E 385; if due to iritis, under 13, I; to disease of the nervous system under such disease (see Part III). 3