. Annual and analytical cyclopaedia of practical medicine . transparent cornea, but was myopic and amblyopic. H. Moulton (Jour, of tlic Amor. Med. Assoc, Jan. 29, 98). Opacities due to iiiflaininatiun of the cornea are most dense immediately after the subsidence of the inflammation, from which time they diminish with greater or less rapidity according to the age of the patient and the nature of the opacity. Sometimes quite a noticeable macula will be left bv an inflammation Schieiiini. Vossius (Archiv f. Ophth.[GrJife], vol. xxxv, No. 2, 89). Study of two cases of staining of thecornea by bloo
. Annual and analytical cyclopaedia of practical medicine . transparent cornea, but was myopic and amblyopic. H. Moulton (Jour, of tlic Amor. Med. Assoc, Jan. 29, 98). Opacities due to iiiflaininatiun of the cornea are most dense immediately after the subsidence of the inflammation, from which time they diminish with greater or less rapidity according to the age of the patient and the nature of the opacity. Sometimes quite a noticeable macula will be left bv an inflammation Schieiiini. Vossius (Archiv f. Ophth.[GrJife], vol. xxxv, No. 2, 89). Study of two cases of staining of thecornea by blood-pigment. In the firstcase the central jiart of the cornea wasstained a V)rownish color, leaving a nar-row, clear, and colorless rim at the pe-ril>liiry. Intiaiu-ular tension equaled— 1, and there was no enucleation the discoloration of thecornea was seen to extend throughoutthe whole thickness. The anteriorchamber was filled with blood-clots, thelens was opaque and calcareous, and thevitreous was shrunk. There was com- OD
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