deeply seated. Fig. 7S. After very severe choroiditis, or extensive hemorrhage, absorption is often incomplete ; we find then, in addition to atrophy, gray or white patches, or lines, which, in pattern and appear- ance, remind us of keloid scars in the skin, or of patches and lines of old… … Ruptures of choroid. (Wecker.) central region, occur in the form of long tapering lines of atrophy, usually curved toward the disc, and sometimes branched. Fig. 74 ; their borders are often pigmented. If seen soon after the blow the rent is more or less hidden by blood, and the retina over it is…
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