New truths in ophthalmology / as developed by G. C. Savage.

  • G. C. Savage
Date:
1896
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    INDEX. Astigmatism (Continued), oblique meridians of greatest curvature diverging, the action of tj*°* superior oblique in, illustrated oblique, meridians of greatest curvature converging;'the VcVion of ^ the inferior obliques in oblique, artificial and natural, cau'se'l'ike'image changesII oblique, of any kind, meridians of greatest curvature diverging' call into action the superior obliques oblique, blurs and distorts images of Vertical and horizontal 'lines'' % oblique, the rule for the distortion of images in .... I2 oblique, the distortion of images in, demonstrable'I2 oblique, of any kind, meridians of greatest curvature converging call into action the inferior obliques oblique, meridians of greatest curvature vertical'and horizontal' ^ least troublesome ' oblique, meridians of greatest curvature converging,' more 'trouble- ^ some oblique, meridians of greatest curvature diverging' above,'most ^ troublesome ... 40 oblique, why the correction of, in some cases adds to the patient's discomfort , v 60 Camera, The, and the human eve g2 Diplopia, nature's two methods of preventing 38 Direction, the law of the law of, how modified jgg the center of, illustrated jg^ the line of, a radius of retinal curvature prolonged 186 the law of, supreme in monocular vision 187 the law of, how interfered with in astigmatism, illustrated 36 the law of, interfered with by prisms in positions of rest 189 Esophoria, intrinsic I2Q> x^ pseudo 1 j^q 1
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