 All pressure is now to be removed from the eyeball, and the cornea knife gently withdrawn. The consequence of this is, that a portion of the aqueous humour escapes, and the iris falls into contact with the opening in the cornea, and closes it like a valve....  The New York Medical and Physical Journal - Stran 165uredili: - 1825Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | 1811 - 578 strani
...extent of about three lines. All pressure is now to be removed from the eyeball, and the cornea-knife gently withdrawn. The consequence of "this is that...contact with the opening in the cornea, and closes it likt a valve. A slight pressure must now be made on the superior and nas ii part of the eyeball, with... | |
 | Samuel Cooper - 1813 - 702 strani
...recommends making a puncture in the cornea, with a broad cornea knife, within a line of the sclcrotica, to the extent of about three lines. All pressure is...with the opening, in the cornea, and closes it like a vaive. A slight pressure must now be made upon the upper and inner part of the eyeball, and be gently... | |
 | 1814 - 558 strani
...about thr. e lints. All pressute is now to be removed from the eyeball, and the cornea-knife gradually withdrawn. The consequence of this is, that a portion...falls into contact with the opening in the cornea, closing it like a valve. A slight pressure must now be made upon the superior and nasal part of the... | |
 | George Frick - 1826 - 348 strani
...puncture is then to be made in the cornea, with a broad cornea knife, within a line of the sclerotic, to the extent of about three lines. All pressure is...it like a valve. A slight pressure must now be made on the superior and nasal part of the eyeball, with the fore and middle finger of the left, and till... | |
 | Sir William Lawrence - 1833 - 766 strani
...extent of about three lines. All pressure is now to be removed from the eyeball, and the cornea-knife gently withdrawn. The consequence of this is, that a portion of the aqueus humor escapes, and the iris falls into contact with the opening in the cornea, and closes it... | |
 | W. P. Cocks - 1837 - 462 strani
.....-;•• i -iV* ,vT All pressure is now to be removed from the eyeball, and the cornea-knife gradually withdrawn. The consequence of this is that a portion...falls into contact with the opening in the cornea, closing it like a valvekj.iAl slight pressure must now be made upon the superior and nasal part of... | |
 | Sir William Lawrence - 1854 - 966 strani
...extent of about three lines. All pressure is now to be removed from the eyeball, and the cornea-knife gently withdrawn. The consequence of this is, that...slight pressure must now be made upon the superior and ' Jffed. Timet and Gazette, Jim. 10, 1852, p. 34. * Syttem der Chirurgie, vol. ii. p. 109. 1 KCNTSMANN... | |
 | John Walker (surgeon to the Manchester eye-hospital.) - 1857 - 422 strani
...of about three lines. " All pressure is now to be removed from the eye-ball, and the cataract-knife gently withdrawn. The consequence of this is, that...escapes, and the iris falls into contact with the opening of the cornea, and closes it like a valve. A slight pressure must now be made upon the superior and... | |
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