10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MYDRIACTIC»
Discover the use of
mydriactic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mydriactic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Some comments on scopolamine and other mydriactic alkaloids considered
principally from a clinical standpoint , F. Woodbury, Phila. JOUR. OF MED. AND
SCIENCE, Portland, Maine, (10) December: The history and present
development of ...
2
Examination Notes in Psychiatry - Basic Sciences 2Ed
Table 10.1 Pupil pathology Pupil Reaction to light Causes Small Yes Horner's
syndrome, senile miosis Small No Miotic drugs, opiates, Argyll Robertson,
pontine haemorrhage Large Yes Holmes–Adie, anxiety Large No Mydriactic
drugs, III n.
Saj Malhi, Gin Malhi, 2005
3
United States Congressional serial set
The iris reacts to light and dilates under a mydriactic. Examination of the lens
reveals a traumatic cataract involving the entire lens substance. The fundus
cannot be seen through the cataract. In our opinion, vision will never be regained
even ...
Whether the pupils are more or less dilated than normal. Normally the pupils are
equal ; they dilate in the dark and contract in the light. The possibility of an eye
wash containing some mydriactic should not be forgotten. People coming from
the ...
Thus, with ether all the ether-soluble bases are extracted, and similarly with
chloroform ; but it does not follow that these are exclusively mydriactic bases, and
the gross amount obtained might also vary with the amount of solvent employed,
...
6
A Practical Handbook of Psychiatry
1. absent direct light reflex = blind eye, eye dilated with mydriactic. 2. normal
direct light reflex but absent consensual response; lesion in midbrain or
contralateral oculomotor nerve. e. Absence of venous pulsations, venous
engorgement, ...
7
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
CLASS 6 _ CHEMICALS, MEDICINES, AND PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS Ser. No. 470,044. LOUIS WILLIAM Scnarz, doing business as
General Plastics Manufacturing Co., South Tacoma, Wash. Filed May 8, 1944.
8
Bioreversible carriers in drug design: theory and application
Both mydriactic response and reduction of intraocular pressure were observed
using these compounds at a low concentration of 0.04%. This finding is more
surprising in view of the lack of sympathomimetic activity of adrenalone (7) itself,
even ...
clusively mydriactic bases, and the gross amount obtained might also vary with
the amount of solvent employed, if other less soluble bases are present.
Evidence in this direction was published by Merk, and manufacturers of the
alkaloid find ...
10
Nursing Times, Nursing Mirror: NT
The Claremont Hospital uses a technique in which a tiny, dry, non-soluble pellet
is placed beneath the eyelid.The pellet secretes mydriactic drugs to dilate the
pupil. l\lF\/\/Q Q NICE guidance on drugs to treat age-related macular. NT 19
June ...
