Nettleship, Edward, 1845-1913 · Philadelphia ; New York : Lea brothers & co. · leaf 141
DISEASES OF THE CORNEA. 133 tries than in England, and seems to yield to no treatment short of the actual cautery. It is sometimes known as rodent ulcer of the cornea. 4. Acute infective corneal ulcers. Several varieties of dan¬ gerous corneal ulcer may be grouped together as probably depending… … Acute serpiginous ulcer of cornea, with crescentic border of infiltration. (From a sketch by Dr. Herbert Habershon.) doubt that destructive inflammation of the cornea may occur in utero. Differing widely in rapidity and depth, they argee in being often the result of slight injuries by chips of…
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