| 1813 - 562 σελίδες
...time take particular care to detach as much of the latter as possible From its ciliary connection. As soon as this is accomplished, I turn the instrument...entered the eye, and with its flat surface bring forward as many of the fragments as in my power, into the anterior chamber, by which means I frequently leave... | |
| 1813 - 554 σελίδες
...time take 'particular care to detach as much of the latter as possible from its ciliary connection. As soon as this is accomplished, I turn the instrument in the same direction as when it enfered the eye, and. with its flat surface bring forward as many ol the fragments as in my power,... | |
| 1818 - 608 σελίδες
...many pieces, and at the same time I take particular care to detach as much of the capsule as possible from its ciliary connexion. As soon as this is accomplished,...means the upper part of the pupil is frequently left free from opacity. By cutting in pieces the capsule and lens at the same time, not only is capsular... | |
| John Ware - 1820 - 318 σελίδες
...many pieces, imd at the same time take particular care to detach as much of the latter as possible from its ciliary connexion As soon as this is accomplished,...entered the eye, and with its flat surface bring forward as many of the fragment! as is in my power, into the anterior chamher. iiy which means 1 frequently... | |
| George James Guthrie - 1827 - 628 σελίδες
...time I take particular care to detach as much of the capsule as possible from its ciliary connection. As -soon as this is accomplished, I turn the instrument...the capsule and lens at the same time, not only is capsnlar cataract generally prevented, but the capsule is also much more easily divided into minute... | |
| 1827 - 654 σελίδες
...many pieces, and at the same time 1 take particular care, to detach as much of the capsule as possible from its ciliary connexion. As soon as this is accomplished,...anterior chamber as many of the fragments as I am able." See his work on Cataract, p. 255. It happens luckily for those who attempt such an operation that it... | |
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