. Medical diagnosis for the student and practitioner. etina. Temporal edge of disc is clear and reveals a narrow crescent. A fewyellowish-colored spots seen in the choroid. Other spots of choroiditis have become ab-sorbed and white areas (atrophy) have taken their places with irregular choroidal circulation is exposed in the periphery. A large patch of retino-choroiditisis seen close to the temporal side of the disc. Fig. 4.—Glaucoma. Left Eye. Direct Method. Fundus Changes.—Edge of disc seen with + 6 D. and the bottom of the cup is seen witha — 5 D. Vessels of the retina dis
. Medical diagnosis for the student and practitioner. etina. Temporal edge of disc is clear and reveals a narrow crescent. A fewyellowish-colored spots seen in the choroid. Other spots of choroiditis have become ab-sorbed and white areas (atrophy) have taken their places with irregular choroidal circulation is exposed in the periphery. A large patch of retino-choroiditisis seen close to the temporal side of the disc. Fig. 4.—Glaucoma. Left Eye. Direct Method. Fundus Changes.—Edge of disc seen with + 6 D. and the bottom of the cup is seen witha — 5 D. Vessels of the retina disappear as they pass into and around the edge of the disc,and are out of focus when they reach the bottom of the cup, where they appear indistinctlyat the nasal side. The nerve is bluish or pearly white in color and atrophic (glaucomaatrophy). The edges of the disc have a distinctly yellowish color and the pigment is brokeninto fine particles. There is a peculiar redness showing at the macula. The cupping embraces the entire disc. 226 PLATE XIV. Fig. i. Atrophy of the Optic Nerve {Post Papillitic Atrophy) Also Medullated Nerve-fibers Fig. 2. Primary Optic Atrophy
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