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Retinal Detachment at Macula [PDF]
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Heterotopia of the Macula (Ectopic Macula)
Optometry and Vision Science, 1986ABSTRACT Heterotopia of the macula is a condition in which the macula is displaced markedly from its normal position. Only 40 cases have been reported in the literature. Of those cases more than 90% have occurred in patients presenting with an apparent exotropia (macula displaced temporally), a large positive angle lambda, and an ...
M, Scheiman, M, Gallaway, L, McKewicz
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1996
To describe the clinical syndrome of microholes of the macula.Fourteen patients with acute symptoms caused by full-thickness microholes of the macula.Patients with macular microholes had the acute onset of central scotoma with mild to moderate visual acuity loss.
C V, Reddy, J C, Folk, R M, Feist
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To describe the clinical syndrome of microholes of the macula.Fourteen patients with acute symptoms caused by full-thickness microholes of the macula.Patients with macular microholes had the acute onset of central scotoma with mild to moderate visual acuity loss.
C V, Reddy, J C, Folk, R M, Feist
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Macula Utriculi and Macula Sacculi in the Squirrel Monkey
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1972(1972). Macula Utriculi and Macula Sacculi in the Squirrel Monkey. Acta Oto-Laryngologica: Vol. 73, No. sup301, pp. 75-126.
H, Engström, B, Bergström, H W, Ades
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1960
Heterotopia may be defined as a position other than the usual. The occurrence of small variations of the position of the macula in relation to the pupillary axis of the eye is evidenced by the variability of the angle K. If the macula is markedly displaced, an appearance of tropia may be simulated, or the apparent deviation in the case of a true tropia
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Heterotopia may be defined as a position other than the usual. The occurrence of small variations of the position of the macula in relation to the pupillary axis of the eye is evidenced by the variability of the angle K. If the macula is markedly displaced, an appearance of tropia may be simulated, or the apparent deviation in the case of a true tropia
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1972
Age-related changes in the macular area may or may not be associated with impairment of vision. These changes include macular wrinkling, lipoid degeneration, drusen, pigmentary or cystoid degeneration, areolar atrophy, and disciform degeneration. A new concept of the mechanism of macular degeneration may make more effective therapy possible.
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Age-related changes in the macular area may or may not be associated with impairment of vision. These changes include macular wrinkling, lipoid degeneration, drusen, pigmentary or cystoid degeneration, areolar atrophy, and disciform degeneration. A new concept of the mechanism of macular degeneration may make more effective therapy possible.
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International Journal of Dermatology, 1986
Maculae ceruleae means sky‐blue (ceruleae) spots (maculae). It refers to the bluish macules that are occasionally seen on the bodies of persons infested with Pthirus pubis (the pubic or crab louse). As this cutaneous manifestation is infrequently seen and rarely photographed and reproduced in medical journals, I present a case for illustration.
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Maculae ceruleae means sky‐blue (ceruleae) spots (maculae). It refers to the bluish macules that are occasionally seen on the bodies of persons infested with Pthirus pubis (the pubic or crab louse). As this cutaneous manifestation is infrequently seen and rarely photographed and reproduced in medical journals, I present a case for illustration.
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VERTICAL HETEROTOPIA OF THE MACULA
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1950HETEROTOPIA of the macula is an extremely rare finding, and a survey of the literature reveals that there are 6 reported cases to the present time from all causes. In addition, there are 3 pathologic demonstrations of this condition in fetal eyes. The earliest case report is that of Kruger, 1 who described a congenital anomaly of the posterior pole in
I J, COHEN, H K, WEISBERG
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QUADRANT SPARING OF THE MACULA
Acta Ophthalmologica, 1975Macular sparing is an indisputable clinical finding in cases of hemianopia. Several explanations have been given, some of which are not mutually exclusive. Eight cases, encountered in a study of more than 100 hemianopias, are presented, in which the sparing has the form of a quadrant, either upper or lower.
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Heredodegeneration of the Macula
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1949W L, BERKLEY, F R, BUSSEY
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