Loss of vitreous is frequently accompanied by hæmorrhage into the vitreous, as is seen subsequently by the floating opacities therein.
Iridectomy for optical purposes is performed for a centrally situated nebula of the cornea and in some very rare cases of small centralopacities in the lens.
The preparation is valueless for the purposes for which it is sold and “has about as much effect on the dissolution or dispersal of opacities due to organic changes in the lens as pouring the same down the back of the patient’s neck!
There were slight opacities in many parts of the tunica arachnoidea; in the ventricles about four ounces of water were contained--some large hyatids were discovered on the plexus choroides of the right side.
There were some slight opacities of the tunica arachnoidea, and the pia mater was a little inflamed: the other parts of the brain were in an healthy state, and its consistence natural.
During its progress it excites very considerable irritation in the whole eye, and, as has been already stated, opacities of the cornea not unfrequently accompany it.
Leucoma and Albugo are incurable diseases, though the opacities may become somewhat thinner, by natural processes, after the lapse of a long period.
Stimulating substances may be applied in cases where the opacities are thin: powders of calomel, aloes, sugar, &c.
With the tubercular ulcer or ulcers are usually found tubercular nodules or plaques in the serous coat, which are visible to the naked eye as opacities or milky deposits beneath the peritoneal coat.
There is also said[143] to be some difficulty in distinguishing it from a form of non-syphilitic relapsing cyclitis with corneal opacities and iritis.
This, however, is a disease of adults, often limited to one eye, with a strong tendency to relapse, the opacities being more abruptly defined and limited to the region near the circumference.
There were slight opacities in many parts of the tunica arachnoides; in the ventricles about four ounces of water were contained--some large hydatids were discovered on the plexus choroides of the right side.
There were some slight opacities of the tunica arachnoides, and the pia mater was a little inflamed: the other parts of the brain were in an healthy state, and its consistence natural.
The truth is none of these writers seem to have any very definite knowledge of the distinction between the variousopacities of the media of the eye, all of which were included under the general term pannus.
But in all these writers cataracta seems to be included under the general term pannus, meaning opacities of every kind.
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