Transactions . good andfundi normal. Rapid resolution occurred, and no return observedduring the three or four weeks he attended hospital. (Card specimen. May 3rt?, 1888.) DESCEIPTION OE PLATE IV. Illustrating Dr. W. J. Collinss cases of Affections of theEyelids. From photographs. Fig. 1.—Case of Henry A—. Spontaneous symmetrical oedema of eyelidscame on rapidly and passed off in a few hours. ( Vide p. 42.) Fig. 2.—Case of Louisa L—, set. 21. Spurious partial ptosis of left side dueto paresis of left frontalis muscle. (Vide p. 253.) Fig. 3.—Case of Alice Maria L—, set. 23, with partial ptosis
Transactions . good andfundi normal. Rapid resolution occurred, and no return observedduring the three or four weeks he attended hospital. (Card specimen. May 3rt?, 1888.) DESCEIPTION OE PLATE IV. Illustrating Dr. W. J. Collinss cases of Affections of theEyelids. From photographs. Fig. 1.—Case of Henry A—. Spontaneous symmetrical oedema of eyelidscame on rapidly and passed off in a few hours. ( Vide p. 42.) Fig. 2.—Case of Louisa L—, set. 21. Spurious partial ptosis of left side dueto paresis of left frontalis muscle. (Vide p. 253.) Fig. 3.—Case of Alice Maria L—, set. 23, with partial ptosis of right of the right frontalis muscle well shown. The ptosis was firsttransient and recurrent, and apparently hysterical, later on it became com-plete, actual, and persistent. ( Vide p. 252.) Fig. 4.—The same patient after removal of semilunar slip of skin fromabove right upper lid. There is still overaction of the frontalis, and on bothsides. TRANS, OPHTH. SOC. VOL, VIII. PL FiR. I. Fig, 2.
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