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Ueber den Einfluss der Macula lutea auf spectrale Farbengleichungen
Pflüger, Archiv für die Gesammte Physiologie des Menschen und der Thiere, 1893openaire +3 more sources
CORTICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE MACULA LUTEA
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1942INTRODUCTION The purpose of this paper is to present a review of the origin and development of the conception of the cortical representation of the macula, with especial reference to the theory of bilateral representation of both halves of the macula.
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FAMILY DEGENERATION OF THE MACULA LUTEA
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1919In the American literature there has recently appeared the report of several cases of macular degeneration occurring in two or more members of the same childship, of a type originally described by R. D. Batten and subsequently by Stargardt, Jennings, Lutz, Darier and Pusey.
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La Revue du praticien, 1994
High or degenerative myopia is associated to abnormalities of the posterior pole of the eye. Their expansion with time progresses to the occurrence of complications, especially neovascular ingrowth in the central macular area. The natural evolution of these new vessels results in loss of central vision at long term. Photocoagulation of the new vessels,
G, Soubrane, G, Coscas
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High or degenerative myopia is associated to abnormalities of the posterior pole of the eye. Their expansion with time progresses to the occurrence of complications, especially neovascular ingrowth in the central macular area. The natural evolution of these new vessels results in loss of central vision at long term. Photocoagulation of the new vessels,
G, Soubrane, G, Coscas
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HEREDODEGENERATION OF THE MACULA LUTEA
A.M.A. Archives of Ophthalmology, 1955HEREDOMACULAR degeneration is classified1as one of the subtypes of primary retinal degeneration because it is said to involve the neuroepithelium (rod-cone layer), known as the primary, or first, neuron layer of the retina. The disease is characterized by involvement of the macula, in a bilateral fashion, having hereditary character but lacking any ...
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A NEW TEST FOR FUNCTION OF THE MACULA LUTEA
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1950IN A SERIES of articles published between 1844 and 1854, Wilhelm Karl von Haidinger 1 described a phenomenon which became known as Haidinger's brushes ( Haidingersche Lichtpolarisationsbuschel ). This phenomenon can be seen if polarized light enters the eyes, or if one looks through a Nicol prism at a regular white background or, better still, against ...
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PHOTOCOAGULATION TREATMENT OF SOLITARY ANEURYSM NEAR THE MACULA LUTEA
Acta Ophthalmologica, 1973The authors present an indirect photocoagulation method which can terminate arteriolar aneurysm while maintaining the patency of the vessel. This is essential if the aneurysm is located near the macula lutea. Coagulating on the boundary of the lesion, a fibrous scar could generate which, by scarring gradually, could terminate the aneurysm without ...
J, Hudomel, G, Imre
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[Microsurgery of the macula lutea].
Bulletin de l'Academie nationale de medecine, 1996Modern surgery of the macula exists since 1965, and was initially proposed in membrane removal from patients presenting an idiopathic epiretinal membrane. This first indication authorized the development of macular microsurgical instrumentation and further analysis of membrane fragments.
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Diabetic Pigmentopathy of the Macula Lutea
Ophthalmologica, 1955Viggo A. Jensen, Knud Lundbæk
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