10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEMIOPIC»
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1
A treatise on diagnostic methods of examination
With hemiopic rigidity the pupillary reaction can be obtained only from the retinal
half whose pupillary fibers are preserved. The advantage of employing such an
illumination is that by virtue of the linear character of the source of light it remains
...
Hermann Sahli, Nathaniel Bowditch Potter, Francis P. Kinnicutt, 1909
2
Transactions of the Section on Ophthalmology of the American ...
Peripherally detached portion of retina, grayish; centrally pale red. Visual Fields:
Right eye, slight contraction above; left eye (Fig. 25) with 30 mm. object, upper
nasal half practically hemiopic. Marked peripheral contraction throughout.
Medical ...
American Medical Association. Section on Ophthalmology, 1915
3
Spinal localization in its practical relations
Wernicke's Hemiopic Pupillary Inaction. The great practical importance of some
of the studies which have grown out of cerebral localization is seen in the fact that
the simple but valuable discovery in semiology, Wernicke's hemiopic pupillary ...
Charles Karsner Mills, 1889
4
A System of Medicine: Diseases of respiratory and ...
There is one sign, however, which is supposed to be diagnostic of a lesion of the
optic tract, and that is the hemiopic pupillary reaction. The hemiople pupillary
reaction—This symptom, originally described by Wernicke, has been regarded as
...
Thomas Clifford Allbutt, 1901
5
American Journal of Ophthalmology
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE HEMIOPIC PUPILLARY REACTION
OBTAINED WITH A NEW CLINICAL INSTRUMENT. Clifford B. Walker (Jour.
A. M. A., September 5, 1914), in an article showing much original work and
thought dealing ...
There is one sign, however, which is supposed to be diagnostic of a lesion of the
optic tract, and that is the hemiopic pupillary reaction. The Hemiopic Pupillary
Reaction. — This symptom, originally described by Wernicke, has been regarded
...
Thomas Clifford Allbutt, Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston, 1910
7
Handbook of Ophthalmology
A disease in the substance of the brain is probably the cause of those hemiopic
defects which do not involve the entire half of the visual field, but only a
corresponding fractional part of it on both sides, while an affection of the optic
tract is more ...
8
Transactions of the Section on Ophthalmology of the American ...
Liebrecht" came to essentially the same view, considering the diagnostic value of
the hemiopic pupillary reaction to stand on a very weak foundation. Schwartz,”
however, from his own experience and on theoretical grounds, actively defended
...
American Medical Association. Section on Ophthalmology, American Medical Association. Section on Ophthalmology. Session, 1913
9
Brain: A Journal of Neurology
The great practical importance of some of the studies which have grown out of
cerebral localisation is seen in the fact that the simple but valuable discovery in
semiology, Wernicke's hemiopic pupillary reaction, enables us with a flash of the
...
10
Transactions of the Congress of American Physicians and ...
Wernicke's Hemiopic Pupillary Inaction. The great practical importance of some
of the studies which have grown out of cerebral localization is seen in the fact that
the simple but valuable discovery in semiology, Wernicke's hemiopic pupillary ...
