The eye as an aid in general diagnosis : a hand-book for the use of students and general practitioners / by E. H. Linnell.

  • Linnell, E. H.
Date:
1897
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    HYDRAEMIA. Oedema of lids. HYDROCEPHALUS. Paretic mydriasis. Neuritis and atrophy of optic nerve. HYSTERIA. Chro'midrosis. Epiphora. Ptosis. Spastic myosis (during a hysterical convulsion). Hippus. Hyper- aesthesia of the retina. Spasm of accommodation. Amblyopia. Contraction of the visual field. Sud- den onset, erratic course, sudden disappearance. INSANITY. Monocular mydriasis and paralysis of accommoda- tion are suspicious premonitory signs, as is also transient recurrent mydriasis. KIDNEY, DISEASES OF. Degeneration of the retinal vessels with or with- out hemorrhages. Retinitis and neuro-retinitis. Amblyopia. Oedema of lids. LEPROSY. lycprous nodules in eyelids, conjunctiva, cornea and iris. Anaesthetic spots and white patches in the lids. According to Lopez (Archiv. f. Aug., *XXII, 2 and 3) the eye is affected in half the cases, the eye with its appendages in all cases. Knies. LT7NG, DISEASE OF APEX. Reflex spastic mydriasis.