he retina ; the holes appear darker because filled by non-medullated nerve- tibres, which reflect but little light. The other parts of the fandus.-^The groundwork is of a bright fiery red — the choroid, not the retina ; in many eyes this color is nearly uniform, but in persons of very light or very… … Ophthalmoscopic appearances of healthy fundus in a person of ver}' fair complexion. Scleral ring well marked. Left eye, inverted image. ( Wecker and Jaeger. ) Upon this red ground the vessels of the retina divide and subdivide dichotomously. It will be noticed that the chief trunks pass almost…
Eye · Color blindness · Eye Diseases
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