Diseases of the Eye And How Recognized a Series of Articles On the More Common

C W Clarence Weill Talbot

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Pupil small, contracted. Pain severe, worse at night, in eye and over brow.
Redness general, but more intense as a ring surrounding the cornea.
No discharge.
Anterior chamber normal.
Cornea sensitive to touch and normal in appearance.
Pupil muddj', lacking in lustre. Tension normal. Usually under 45. Fundus normal.
Glaucoma. Pupil dilated. Pain comes on later in the disease.
May resemble either one or both of these diseases.
No discharge.
Anterior chamber shallow.
Cornea more or less insensitiv...e to touch and less transparent, "steamed" ap- pearance.
Pupil sluggish and may appear muddy.
Tension increased.
Usually past middle life.
"Glaucomatous cupping. " 44 DISEASES OF THE EYE The treatment ot iritis depends upon the cause; atropine is the most sedative remedy we have; band- age or dark glasses, rest and constitutional treatment, depending on the cause.
It should be treated as early as possible so as not to endanger the sight of your patient and to prevent synechia from forming.
One of the most characteristic symptoms is the zone of inflammation surrounding the cornea.

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