Archives of ophthalmology and otology . Fig. .A. ad nat ArchiD OphthalmXOM JV. \^1 HYOSCYAMINE, AND ITS IMPORTANCE INOPHTHALMOLOGY. By ROSA SIMONOWITSCH, , of Odessa, Russia. (Translated by Dr. R. Gebser and Dr. F. A. INIunson.) [With Plates ] Before I speak of the results of my experiments, I will brieflygive the reasons which induced me to perform them. Atropine, as every one knows, is used very extensively in thepractice of ophthalmologists ; on one hand its mydriatic effect isrequired, as in several forms of iritis, and upon the other its influ-en
Archives of ophthalmology and otology . Fig. .A. ad nat ArchiD OphthalmXOM JV. \^1 HYOSCYAMINE, AND ITS IMPORTANCE INOPHTHALMOLOGY. By ROSA SIMONOWITSCH, , of Odessa, Russia. (Translated by Dr. R. Gebser and Dr. F. A. INIunson.) [With Plates ] Before I speak of the results of my experiments, I will brieflygive the reasons which induced me to perform them. Atropine, as every one knows, is used very extensively in thepractice of ophthalmologists ; on one hand its mydriatic effect isrequired, as in several forms of iritis, and upon the other its influ-ence in diminishing the intraocular pressure, as in different formsof keratitis. A more thorough knowledge of the pathologicalprocesses in these affections and of their consequences, as wellas of the physiological action of atropine, permit the conclusiond piiori, that the use of this remedy must be beneficial, whichhas indeed been proved to be the fact. Pathology demonstratesthat an inflammatory exudation between two surfaces which arein contact
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