The Pathology of the Eye volume 3
The Pathology of the Eye volume 3
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The cleft is filled with vascular connective tissue, or in one case in a pig, with a fold of retina (Hess). Bock records other cases, but the most exact anatomical investigation is by Hess. He found the vitreous quite normal ; in one case the subhyaloid cells were increased. The edges were covered by a delicate hyaloid membrane.
MANZ. In G. -S. , ii, 1876. HESS. A. F. O. , xxxviii, 3, 1892. BOCK. Die angeb. Colobome des Augapfels, Wien, 1893.
Coloboma of the lens. Records of coloboma of the len...s are comparatively rare, but the condition is probably often missed, especially in its slighter forms. Kampffer (1899) collected 132 cases: he defines the coloboma as a congenital defect in the edge, with loss of substance, true or false, the lens being otherwise normal in shape. The in- dentations may be single or multiple. Three types are somewhat indefinitely distin- guished : (i) simple indentation ; (2) a straight line, with or without conical humps upon it ; (3) projection to a point (Bock, _^^^^^^^ Doyne), which rnay have an indentation at the tip (Bock).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cleft is filled with vascular connective tissue, or in one case in a pig, with a fold of retina (Hess). Bock records other cases, but the most exact anatomical investigation is by Hess. He found the vitreous quite normal ; in one case the subhyaloid cells were increased. The edges were covered by a delicate hyaloid membrane.
MANZ. In G. -S. , ii, 1876. HESS. A. F. O. , xxxviii, 3, 1892. BOCK. Die angeb. Colobome des Augapfels, Wien, 1893.
Coloboma of the lens. Records of coloboma of the len...s are comparatively rare, but the condition is probably often missed, especially in its slighter forms. Kampffer (1899) collected 132 cases: he defines the coloboma as a congenital defect in the edge, with loss of substance, true or false, the lens being otherwise normal in shape. The in- dentations may be single or multiple. Three types are somewhat indefinitely distin- guished : (i) simple indentation ; (2) a straight line, with or without conical humps upon it ; (3) projection to a point (Bock, _^^^^^^^ Doyne), which rnay have an indentation at the tip (Bock).
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