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JAMA Ophthalmology Volume 13 Issue 2

Subject Areas: Ophthalmology
Publisher: American Medical Association - American Medical Association
ISSN: 0003-9950
SJR: 196

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A NEW THEORY OF BINOCULAR VISION

VERHOEFF, F. H.

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020011001

Abstract The perception of depth in stereoscopic vision is obviously dependent on the spatial differences in the two retinal images of the view, for it is known that the act of convergence is not an essential factor in this perception. For the brain to detect these differences, the...
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THE NEMATODE THELAZIA CALIFORNIENSIS AS A PARASITE OF THE EYE OF MAN IN CALIFORNIA

KOFOID, CHARLES A.; WILLIAMS, OWEN L.

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020036002

Abstract Nematodes of the genus Thelazia occur as natural parasites in the conjunctival sac and on the surface of the eyeball of certain mammals and birds in various parts of the world. Rarely, and probably abnormally, the human eye is parasitized with nematodes of this genus. Up to the present...
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THE RELATION OF GLAUCOMA TO BLOOD PRESSURE

WEINSTEIN, PAUL

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020041003

Abstract The aqueous and the vitreous body in the eyeball are under a certain pressure; this pressure, developed within the eyeball, is transmitted to the semielastic sclera, and is called the ocular tension. If one disregards the condition of the sclera one finds that the normal tension is the...
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CHEMISTRY OF THE LENS: VI. LIPIDS

KRAUSE, ARLINGTON C.

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020047004

Abstract The relation of lenticular lipids to cataract has been a point of interest to ophthalmologists for many years. However, in spite of numerous investigations the lenticular lipids have not been well characterized. For this reason much confusion has arisen in ophthalmologic literature in...
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DETACHMENT OF THE RETINA: OPERATIVE RESULTS IN ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES

DUNNINGTON, JOHN H.; MACNIE, JOHN P.

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020051005

Abstract This paper presents an analysis of the operative results in 150 cases of retinal detachment seen in the ophthalmologic department of the Presbyterian Hospital between October 1930 and April 1, 1934. One hundred and ninety-seven operations were performed on 155 eyes; both eyes were...
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NEURORETINITIS ASSOCIATED WITH SYMPTOMS OF ERGOT POISONING: REPORT OF A CASE

KRAVITZ, DANIEL

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020061006

Abstract It has long been known that the eyes may be affected in cases of ergot poisoning, but instances of this complication are rare in this country, as I was unable to find a single case recorded in the literature. The report of a case of neuroretinitis following the ingestion of a small...
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METASTASIS IN THE CHOROID FROM ADENOCARCINOMA OF THE TESTIS

GOLDSTEIN, ISADORE; WEXLER, DAVID

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020067007

Abstract The most frequent primary source of metastatic carcinoma of the choroid is the female breast. In the cases collected by Krukenberg1 and Behr2 about 70 per cent of the metastatic lesions originated from this organ. A later estimate by Usher3 indicated a similar incidence in a larger group...
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AGE AS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT NEEDED BY THE EYE

FERREE, C. E.; RAND, G.; LEWIS, E. F.

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020072008

Abstract In any consideration of the effect of an increase in the intensity of light on the visibility of objects the following principles should be borne in mind. Roughly speaking, objects are seen because of their size and their difference from the background. With a given physical difference...
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CHOLESTEROL CONTENT OF CATARACTOUS HUMAN LENSES

SALIT, P. W.; O' BRIEN, C. S.

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020087009

Abstract The cholesterol content of normal and cataractous crystalline lenses is an old and unsettled question. Most of the early work was fragmentary and qualitative. This paper includes a discussion of the literature and a report of data from analyses of more than one hundred cataractous lenses...
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NYSTAGMUS IN INFANTS: REPORT OF A CASE OF MONOCULAR HORIZONTAL TYPE

MOORAD, PHILIP J.

1935 Archives of Ophthalmology

doi:10.1001/archopht.1935.00840020098010

Abstract Monocular nystagmus in an infant, without any known associated pathologic state, is of sufficient rarity to warrant reporting. The report is particularly justifiable since the study of the case has led to the belief that nystagmus in children is caused by the same fundamental set of...

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