Granular lids and contagious diseases of the eye / by W.F. Mittendorf.

Date:
1886
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Credit: Granular lids and contagious diseases of the eye / by W.F. Mittendorf. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    3 Camphorae, gr. ix. Alcohol, 3 i- Ammonii chloridi, gr, xv. Zinci sulphatis, gr. xxx. Croci Hispanic!, gr. ii. Aquae destillatae, | x. M. f. collyrium et filtra. S. One or two drops to be dropped into the eye morn- ing and evening. It is especially useful in very chronic indolent cases, where there is much thickening of the conjunctiva. Another excellent remedy in these conditions, and especially in the treatment of the chronic catarrh of asylums is: Balsam copaiba, 3 i- Ungt. petrolei, ^ '• M. S. To be applied to the eye by means of a probe, once a day. The boro-glycerite is likewise of great service in similar cases: B Solutio. boro glycer., 50 per cent., 3 j- Ungt. petrolei, 3 iij. M. S. Apply by means of brush to the everted lids twice a day. B Hydrastini muriatici, gr. x. Aq. camphorae, § ss. M. S. Drop into the conjunctival sac morning and evening. This preparation is somewhat painful to the pa-