Transactions . areful observer. The determination of abduc-tion, adduction and circumduction with the small light is muchmore quickly done, and is more accurate. It is suggested if muscletests are made uniformly with Maddox rods and lights in thenear as well as in the distance, and with a 3/2 mm. light for nearand a 2 mm. for distance, we should have much more uniformityin our case histories and reports. DISCUSSION Dr. F. P.\rk Lewis, Buffalo: With regard to the spothght of Black, I had the Welch people make a cover that slips over thetop of their ophthalmoscope which has six or eigh
Transactions . areful observer. The determination of abduc-tion, adduction and circumduction with the small light is muchmore quickly done, and is more accurate. It is suggested if muscletests are made uniformly with Maddox rods and lights in thenear as well as in the distance, and with a 3/2 mm. light for nearand a 2 mm. for distance, we should have much more uniformityin our case histories and reports. DISCUSSION Dr. F. P.\rk Lewis, Buffalo: With regard to the spothght of Black, I had the Welch people make a cover that slips over thetop of their ophthalmoscope which has six or eight openings and servesconveniently for getting that small light. A LENS FOR MEASURING AND RECORDING EYEGROUND DETAILS F. Park Lewis, M. D., F. A. C. S. BUFFALO, N. Y. It is sometimes difficult to relocate a small area that has beenobserved in the eye-ground. That this may be done more cpickly,the lens used for the indirect examination may be etched insquares of 3 millimeters diameter. These do not interfere with. the clearness of view but being shadowed on the retina definitelyindicate the exact spot in which the exudate, hemorrhage or otherdetail is found. It will also serve as a standard of measurementof the increase or diminution of active pathologic processes inthe retina or choroid. After being noted the findings may be indi-cated on a similar diagram on the record card. The sketch wasvery kindly made for me by Dr. W. H. Phillips. 355 MODIFICATION OF TONSILLOTOMES. H. Large, CLEVELAND, OHIO I have here a modification of the LaForce Tonsillotomegotten up by one of my assistants, Dr. T. E. Walker. We haveused it in over 500 cases and hke it very much. I tliink it is adistinct improvement on the LaForce instrument. 356 TRANSACTIONS OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE American Academy of Ophthalmology and Oto-Laryngology NECROLOGYMINUTES Requiescant in Pace DR. ADOLF ALT, St. Louis, Mo. DR. JOHN H. BARNES, Enid, Okla. DR. MICHAEL BEHRMAN, Covington, Ky. DR. LUTHER Z.
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