[Transactions of the American Ophthalmological Society] ; Transactions of the American Otological Society : second annual meeting, Newport, R.I., July, 1869.

  • American Ophthalmological Society.
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[1869]
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    INDEX. AMERICAN OPHTHALMOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Page Members of Society 1 Minutes of Sixth Annual Meeting 3 A Case of Simple Synchisis. By B. Joy Jeffries, M.D. , of Boston, Mass. 8 The Inaccuracy introduced into the Determination of Visual Acuteness by disregarding the Magnifying or Diminishing Power of Spectacles, By H. Knapp, M. D., of New York 9 Vascular Tumor of Iris, probably Sarcomatous, with Colored Plate. By D. B. St. John Roosa, M, D., of New York 14 Remarks on the use of Leaden Styles in the Treatment of Lachrymal Obstructions, with Description of a New Plan for Facilitating their Introduction. By John Green, M. D,, of St, Louis, Missouri 15 Relative Accommodation in Strabismus and Insufl&ciency of the Recti Muscles. By Edward G. Loring, M. D,, of New York 17 Test Types and the Power of Perception. By B. Joy Jeffries, M. D., of Boston 43 Monocular Glaucoma supervening on Binocular Retinitis Hemorrhagica. By D. B. St. John Roosa, M. D., of New York 46 A Modification of the Ophthalmoscope. By Edward G. Loring, M. D., of New York 47 A Modification of the Ophthalmoscope. By Henry D. Noyes, M. D,, of New York 51 An Improved Eye Speculum. By Henry D. Noyes, M. D., of New York 54 A New Form of Cataract Knife. By Henry D. Noyes, M. D., of New York 58 A New Method of Applying Pressure to the Eye. By E. Dyer, M. D., of Philadelphia, Pa 60 A Method of Dressing Eyes after Cataract Extraction, and other Oph- thalmic Operations requiring Rest by Exclusion of Light. By 0. R. Agnew, M. D., of New York 64 A Question in reference to Photographing the Interior of the Human Eye. By B. Joy Jeffries, M. D., of Boston, Mass 67 Apparent Movement of Muscse. By G. Hay, M. D. , of Boston 71 Fracture of the Crystalline Lens in Persons Executed by Hanging. By E. Dyer, M. D., of Philadelphia, Pa 72