Abstract

('UMMONW-UAr-l'H Sept.,1922. lHl OP'I'OMETRTST. Psychotherapy and Ocular Lesions By M.D. gleat benefit to ilis A cort'espondent sight by forlvards the following a visit to an .sruelica[ Oculist who e.\lr'act flom the lay press laid, upon an unsus- in the hope that pected .I'his nrolar', its prove the onus of the discussion will trouble, of interest. pl'orriptiy \Mas e.\tracted, and, according to ..\.ISCOUNT GREY'S SIGIIT RESTORED." the authority of the press, Iay an immediate ilrproven]ent in vision resulted. At that ,'-1.'or \l ill not rreed Classes tlre'llest, ot His tiDre the lesion was called irido-cyclitis and, I1ife." tnough a Ietapse has apparently subsequently occulr'ed, it will, in aII plobability (Jure. be ot a Hypnotisnr sriitilar natur.e. But wliether it is labelled Yiscount Grey of Fallodon was to-day irido-cyclitis oI r.etirritis pigD]entosa, the re- obselved jauntily walking alrnost in Lower cenl irnproverDent is to be attributed to the Seynrour Street--witilout eyeglasses of irllluelrce any of nrind, or, though electricity rs kiDd. It wili be recalied that in the early uscd, tile healer lays greater the stress upon years of the war the ablest Itoreitn hypDoric Secre- suggestion. Hypnotic suggestion is taly ot guided-his our tilrle irad to be ttre iuiprilt of