Diseases of the Eye;
Diseases of the Eye;
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It is commonly seen in cases of long-standing conjunctivitis with irritating secretions, for instance, in chronic conjunctivitis and in some of the forms of granular lids.
Treatment. — ^After an injury, or during the course of a local disease, likely to result in one of these complications, scrupulous care must be exercised to avoid it. The formation of granulation tissue may be broken up with a probe, and it has been advised to place a piece of gold-beater's skin or the thin skin from the inne...r surface of an egg-shell (Coover) between the lid and the ball to prevent adhesions.
The surgical treatment of these affections is descril)ed on page 664.
Trichiasis ; Distichiasis. — Trichiasis is that affection in which the lashes are misplaced and turn inward against the eyeball; distichiasis is that condition in which incurved rows of supplementary cilia are developed from the intermarginal part, close to the opening of the tarsal glands.
The most usual causes of trichiasis are chronic inflamma- tions of the lid-borders — blepharitis and granular conjunc- tivitis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is commonly seen in cases of long-standing conjunctivitis with irritating secretions, for instance, in chronic conjunctivitis and in some of the forms of granular lids.
Treatment. — ^After an injury, or during the course of a local disease, likely to result in one of these complications, scrupulous care must be exercised to avoid it. The formation of granulation tissue may be broken up with a probe, and it has been advised to place a piece of gold-beater's skin or the thin skin from the inne...r surface of an egg-shell (Coover) between the lid and the ball to prevent adhesions.
The surgical treatment of these affections is descril)ed on page 664.
Trichiasis ; Distichiasis. — Trichiasis is that affection in which the lashes are misplaced and turn inward against the eyeball; distichiasis is that condition in which incurved rows of supplementary cilia are developed from the intermarginal part, close to the opening of the tarsal glands.
The most usual causes of trichiasis are chronic inflamma- tions of the lid-borders — blepharitis and granular conjunc- tivitis.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Schweinitz, G. E. (George Edmund), 1858-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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