On squinting, paralytic affections of the eye, and certain forms of impaired vision / by Carsten Holthouse.

  • Carsten Holthouse
Date:
1897
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Credit: On squinting, paralytic affections of the eye, and certain forms of impaired vision / by Carsten Holthouse. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PRirF ACK. TiiEKK are perhaps no deformities more com- mon than strabismus, and tlicre are few the pathology of which is less understood ; this may be owing to the little importance attached to the affection, as it compromises neither the life nor the health of the individual. For this reason, though volumes have been written on the subject, and thousands of operations have been performed for its cure, the profession is still divided on many points essential to the right treatment of the deformity. One ophthalmo- logist asserts that in almost every ease of stra- bisnnis both eyes are equally implicated in the
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