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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MUSCAE VOLITANTES»
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1
A Practical treatise on the diseases of the eye
Muscae volitantes are described by some authors4 as suddenly darting upwards,
and then as suddenly sinking ; but they never move, unless set in motion by
movement of the eyeball ; and although the motion which they perform in ...
2
The Cure of Imperfect Sight by Treatment Without Glasses
I did not know as much about muscae volitantes then as I know now, orI might
have saved both of these patients a great deal of uneasiness. I could tell them
that their eyes were normal, but I did not know how to relieve them of the
symptom, ...
3
A Treatise on the Diseases of the Eye and Its Appendages: In ...
Both Porterfield and Sauvages conceived that the myopic and presbyopic were
very liable to be annoyed with these muscae volitantes, and in two of the three
cases of " muscae volitantes" related by Mr. Ware in the Med. Chir. Transactions ...
... since the blood often remains in the vitreous for months. If the vitreous clears
after a long period the retina will usually have been damaged by prolonged
intimate contact with blood elements. VITREOUS FLOATERS (Muscae Volitantes
) ...
Kamal Kansal, Indrani Das Gupta, 2001
5
St. Louis Clinical Review
In your remarks you spoke of seeing the cause of specks before the eyes or
muscae volitantes : what is to be seen and where ? Dr. Campbell. — I did not
mean to be understood as saying that the cause of muscae volitantes could be
seen ...
6
The principles and practice of ophthalmic medicine and surgery
The pupil of an eye affected with muscae volitantes is generally contracted, even,
when the eye is myopic. Exciting causes. — Over-use of the eye on minute
objects ; — Inflammatory diseases of the eyes, external as well as internal ; —
The ...
Thomas Wharton Jones, Edward Hartshorne, 1856
7
A Treatise on the Diseases of the Eye
The important point is to distinguish whether these muscae volitantes are a
symptom of incipient amaurosis or cataract ; or whether they arise from some
affection of the eye, which causes no other mischief. If they should be attended
with a ...
Sir William Lawrence, 1833
8
A Manual of the Diseases of the Eye
Muscae volitantes appear to the patient as dark bodies, under various forms,
floating about in the field of vision ; they are often very annoying, but, unlike
scotoma, they do not interfere with the perfection of vision. They appear to the
patient to ...
Nottidge Charles MacNamara, 1882
9
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
This, however, has never yet been seen by me, and no one who accurately
describes the true muscae volitantes pretends to describe such an appearance.
What bodies, then, exist on the surface of the transparent cornea which could
give rise ...
10
Better Eyesight Magazine: Original Antique Pages By ...
I did not know as much about muscae volitantes then as I know now, orI might
have saved both of these patients a great deal of uneasiness. I could tell them
that their eyes were normal, but I did not know how to relieve them of the
symptom, ...
8 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «MUSCAE VOLITANTES»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
muscae volitantes nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Review: What are those floaty things in your eye?
The simple visuals help to illustrate typical floaters (muscae volitantes) as benign detritus which cast shadows on the retina as light passes ... «Optometry Today, lug 15»
Meet The Culprits Behind Bright Lights And Strange Floaters in Your …
The "small worms or transparent blobs" are eye floaters or muscae volitantes, Latin for "hovering flies," explains Michael Mauser in this TED Ed ... «Smithsonian, dic 14»
How to call in sick with conviction
Just muscae volitantes (“flying flies”) the name for the little bits of protein or other material in the jelly inside your eye. BED WETTING. If you wet ... «NEWS.com.au, set 14»
How to Call In Sick: 21 Complicated Terms for Minor Illnesses
Just muscae volitantes ("flying flies") the name for the little bits of protein or other material in the jelly inside your eye. 13. Bed wetting. If you wet ... «Slate Magazine, set 14»
21 fancy medical terms for mundane problems
Just muscae volitantes ("flying flies") the name for the little bits of protein or other material in the jelly inside your eye. 13. BED WETTING. «The Week Magazine, ago 14»
Lights from the Other World. Floater structures in the visual arts of …
In ophthalmology, these dots and strands are called eye floaters or vitreous floaters, also known as muscae volitantes (Latin: “flying flies”). They are explained as ... «UFODigest, mag 12»
In the Eye of Ra
In Western culture, the phenomenon of vitreous floaters (or muscae volitantes) is primarily understood in line with modern ophthalmology as “vitreous opacities”. «UFODigest, feb 12»
Quite interesting
As well as the odd transparent shapes called floaters or Muscae volitantes (flying flies) you get flitting across your vision (they are caused by ... «Telegraph.co.uk, apr 08»
