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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «LEUCOMA»
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Depending on the density, corneal opacity is graded as nebula, macula and
leucoma. 1 . Nebular corneal opacity. It is a faint opacity which results due to
superficial scars involving Bowman's layer and superficial stroma (Fig. 5.13A). A
thin ...
2
Clinical Examination in Ophthalmology
Nebula-not deeper than Bowman's membrane 2. Macula-depth up to anterior
stroma 3. Leucoma-depth up to posterior stroma 4. Adherent leucoma-an opacity
in which iris is incarcerated or was incarcerated Clinical uses of rose bengal
Rose ...
3
The Natural and morbid changes of the human eye, and their ...
(Partial Leucoma), and which prevents a view of the parts behind it. The leucoma
may have the colour of chalk or of fibrous tissue. It may be well-defined,
surrounded by cornea, or shaded off. It may extend to a limited depth into the
cornea, ...
4
Ophthalmic Surgery and Treatment: With Advice on the Use and ...
severe pustular corneitis. Large bloodvessels pass, sometimes, through the
leucoma. In leucoma, as'in nebula, we sometimes find (on microscopic
examination) the opacity to consist of new, ill-shaped cellstrata, situated between
the lamellae ...
5
A practical treatise on the diseases of the eye
result of cicatrization. A loss of substance in the cornea by ulceration, and a
partial filling up of that loss by granulation, always precedes the formation of
leucoma, which indeed is synonymous with opaque cicatrice. Leucoma may in
general be ...
6
A Treatise on the Diseases of Children with Directions for ...
Leucoma, or Speck of the Eye. T his is often a consequence of long continued
ophthalmias, and is mentioned by Dr. Armstrong amongst the diseases of
children, in his second edition. He directs a variety of things for the cure of it,
which he ...
Michaël Underwood (pédiatre),
1799
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Parsons' Diseases of the Eye
15.3 The optical effect of a small central or paracentral complete leucoma. Light
falling upon it is not irregularly refracted and does not distort the retinal image.
macula or a macular corneal opacity; if very dense and white and totally opaque
...
Ramanjit Sihota & Radhika Tandon,
2011
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Atlas of Clinical Ophthalmology
3.8.11), macula (Figs 3.8.12A and B), leucoma (Figs 3.8.13A and B), adherent
leucoma (Figs 3.8.14A and B), vascularization may occur in any form of opacity (
Figs 3.8.15 and 3.8.16) I Sudden perforation may result in extrusion of the
contents ...
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The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery: Being a ...
The case which suggested it was that ofa girl, twenty-two years of age, who had
lost the left eye from purulent ophthalmia in infancy, and in whom the right was
almost blind from leucoma of nearly the whole cornea. Various means had been
...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan,
1842
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Antiseptic Prophylaxis and Therapy in Ocular Infections: ...
Keratitis Corneal leucoma is the second cause of blindness worldwide after
cataract. It comprises a large variety of aetiologies like trachoma, onchocerciasis,
xerophthalmia, leprosy, trauma and keratitis of various origin. Keratitis and
corneal ...
Axel Kramer, Wolfgang Behrens-Baumann,
2002
4 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «LEUCOMA»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
leucoma en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Puedes tatuarte hasta los ojos, el del culo también
El tatuaje sobre la esclerótica era una práctica médica común a finales del siglo XIX y a principios del XX para la corrección de leucoma ... «ZoomNews, Ago 13»
Public asked to report sightings of non-native White Satin Moths
The effort will help the department determine how widespread and severe the White Satin Moth, Leucoma salicis, infestation is in the area, ... «The Record-Courier, Jul 13»
From the Odyssey to Kobayashi: A brief history of the hot dog
Wherefore also a certain rustic, who had leucoma in his two eyes, came to make fun of him. Symeon anointed his eyes with mustard. The man ... «The Week Magazine, Jul 13»
Satin Moths are Here! ...and it's not a Good Thing
I read a report that Satin moths (Leucoma salicis) have been found in a few neighborhoods. These admittedly attractive satiny pure white moths ... «Calgary Herald, Jul 12»