Tropical Ophthalmology
Tropical Ophthalmology
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Why then should the eye prove an exception ? On this subject the author would again quote Major H. Edgar Smith : " I saw many cases of retinal haemorrhages, but (and I have the blood counts of all) I never saw a case with a red-cell count over three millions. I never saw haemor- rhages in a recent case of malaria. In other words, I think the grave secondary anaemia was responsible for the haemorrhages. Subhyaloid haemorrhages, I thought, were more prone to occur in the very grave anaemias (unde...r MALARIA 457 1-6 to 2 million reds), but I would not insist on that point. " It is to be sincerely hoped that many others will continue investigations on similar lines, as there is plainly a conflict of opinion on the very important subject of the true aetiology of these haemorrhages.
Optic- neuritis. It is well known that optic neuritis may arise as a result of a number of different forms of general infection, and there would appear to be sufficient evidence to include malaria among the diseases which may cause it.
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Why then should the eye prove an exception ? On this subject the author would again quote Major H. Edgar Smith : " I saw many cases of retinal haemorrhages, but (and I have the blood counts of all) I never saw a case with a red-cell count over three millions. I never saw haemor- rhages in a recent case of malaria. In other words, I think the grave secondary anaemia was responsible for the haemorrhages. Subhyaloid haemorrhages, I thought, were more prone to occur in the very grave anaemias (unde...r MALARIA 457 1-6 to 2 million reds), but I would not insist on that point. " It is to be sincerely hoped that many others will continue investigations on similar lines, as there is plainly a conflict of opinion on the very important subject of the true aetiology of these haemorrhages.
Optic- neuritis. It is well known that optic neuritis may arise as a result of a number of different forms of general infection, and there would appear to be sufficient evidence to include malaria among the diseases which may cause it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliot, Robert Henry, 1837-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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