The fundus oculi, with an ophthalmoscopic atlas illustrating its physiological and pathological conditions.

  • Frost, W. Adams.
Date:
1896
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    CONTENTS. Page INTRODUCTION, , PART L—PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIATIONS. CHAPTER I. THE NOEMAL FUNDUS, . . . . Sclerotic—Choroid—Retina. CHAPTER XL THE OPTIC DISC, 28 Optic Nerve—Sheaths of Optic Nerve—Blood Vessels of Optic Nerve—Terms Disc and PapiDa—Division into three Zones—Central Zone—Porus Opticus—Physiological Cup—Intermediate Zone—Variations in Colour—Variar tions in Level—Margin—Distribution of Nerve Fibres—Reflex from Nerve Fibres—Hypermetropic Disc—Connective Tissue Ring—Scleral Ring—Pigment Ring—Oval Shape. CHAPTER III. THE RETINAL VESSELS, ........ 47 Ophthalmoscopic Appearance of Arteries and Veins—Central Light-Streak— Distribution on the Retina—Cilio-Retinal Vessels—Unusual Tortuosity— Bifurcating Veins—Projecting Loops—Persistent Hyaloid Artery—Pulsation in Retinal Vessels. CHAPTER IV. THE MACULA LUTEA, Definition—Anatomy—Ophthalmoscopic Appearance—Radiating Stria;—Reflo.\ Ring—Foveal Reflex—Blood Vessels of Macula—Gunn's Dots. b »