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Diseases of the Fundus Oculi [PDF]

Medical Journal of Australia, 1976
According to the author,Diseases of the Fundus Oculiis "an attempt to record and interpret the activities and drift of present day clinical ophthalmoscopy...." The first of the book's five sections is an introduction that reviews the pathophysiology and histopathology of ophthalmoscopically visible lesions.
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Atlas Fundus Oculi. [PDF]

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1934
This handsome quarto volume includes fourteen pages devoted to a fresh and lucid exposition of ophthalmoscopy and one hundred plates in color, each with its page of descriptive text. The paintings of the fundus were made by Mrs. A. S. Burgess and are on a large scale, the optic disks being from 2 to 3 cm. in width. Most of the paintings are dated, the
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The Fundus Oculi of the Pigeon

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1962
Although Wood's atlas of the various avian fundi is excellent,1we could find no photographs of an avian fundus in the literature. Since the ophthalmoscopic and anatomic details of the avian eye are unique and interesting, we present this paper. Methods and Materials The common pigeon, Columba livia, was used.
Smith Jl, Howard R, Campell Hs
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Fluorescent Angiography of the Human Fundus Oculi

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1969
Fluorescent angiography of the human fundus oculi provides valuable information on the retinal circulation and events in the vascular beds of the choroid and optic nerve head. Pre‐capillary arterioles can be delineated consistently by the intravenous injection of 5% sodium fluorescein, while good capillary filling can be shown frequently.
G W Crock, R H West
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Infrared Angiography of the Cat Fundus Oculi

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1975
Infrared absorption angiograms of the cat fundus were obtained by regional arterial injection of indocyanine green. There was better resolution of the retinal circulation than that obtained by intravenous injection, but in the choroid only choriocapillaris filling was seen.
Stephen Young, David W. Hill
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FUNDUS ATLAS. Stereoscopic Photographs of the Fundus Oculi

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1940
Stereoscopic Photographs of the Fundus Oculi. By Dr. Louis Bothman, Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Chicago, and Reuel W. Bennet, Chicago. Price, $17, express prepaid. Chicago : The Year Book Publishers, Inc., 1939. This atlas consists of 50 photographic reproductions of the following conditions of the fundus : physiologic excavation
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The Fundus Oculi in Diabetes Mellitus

American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1935
In a study of the fundi of 150 diabetic patients and of an equal number who were not diabetic in the same age groups, the incidence of retinitis in the former was found to be 33 percent, in the latter only 6 percent. The authors believe that their findings justify the conclusions that diabetes per se , without any of its complications, may cause ...
Samuel Soskin, M.L. Folk
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Angioid Streaks of the Fundus Oculi

American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1928
The possible causes and mechanism of such streaks are discussed. A case is reported in which connection of the form with the choroidal vessels is supported; and possible origin in familial vascular disease is suggested. Read before the American Ophthalmological Society, June 27, 28, 29, 1927.
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Diseases of the Fundus Oculi with Atlas

American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1949
This beautifully illustrated text on diseases of the ocular fundus is the first English edition of the author's well known book in German. It is greatly to the credit of the American publishers that they have undertaken this edition, which is limited to slightly less than 1,000 copies.
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ANGIOID STREAKS OF THE FUNDUS OCULI

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1929
From a review of the literature on the subject of angioid streaks, it becomes evident that there are at least two distinct types of pigmented striations underlying the retinal vessels and having an arrangement like blood vessels (angioid). The first type was described pathologically by Magitot1and more recently by Verhoeff,2to whose articles I would ...
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