The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 104
Morland, Extracts from Soc. for Med. Improvement. [July 96 larger than the head of a large pin, and perforated by a hole of an oblong shape and of a correspondingly minute size, as will be seen in the annexed figures. With this new model for a cornea, he pro- ceeded to operate upon the eyes of some… … until the bulb remains quiet; then, opening the lids by means of a lid-holder, 1 place Fig;. 1. Glass body, natural size. a. Front Tie'w. b. Lateral yiew. the cataract knife, which I hold as a pen, at Fig. 2. Eye of a puppy, several weeks after tlie operation, with glass body in right angles on the…
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