On unusual mobility of the iris, his own case / by John Paxton ... with remarks by Dr. Allen Thomson, in a letter to the editor. Further remarks on Dr. Paxton's case, with observations on the structure and action of the parts concerned in the focal adjustment of the eye / by Allen Thomson.

  • Paxton, John, M.D.
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[1856?]
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Credit: On unusual mobility of the iris, his own case / by John Paxton ... with remarks by Dr. Allen Thomson, in a letter to the editor. Further remarks on Dr. Paxton's case, with observations on the structure and action of the parts concerned in the focal adjustment of the eye / by Allen Thomson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    /BS7 \ . On Unusual Mobility of the Iris, his own case. By John Paxton, M.D., Kilmarnock, with Remarks by Dr. Allen Thomson, in a Letter to the Editor. (Read before the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Glaego-jc.') Glasgow College, August 1, 1856. Dear Sir,—I send you herewith Dr. Paxton’s interesting ac- count of his own case, in which he describes the peculiar state into which his eyes are liable to fall, and his unusual power of contracting and dilating the pupil.