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The student's guide to diseases of the eye (1887)

Nettleship, Edward, 1845-1913, Thomson, William, 1833-1907 · Philadelphia, Lea Brothers & Co. · leaf 140

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126 DISEASES OF THE CORNEA. the eye near the cornea, or upon, or just within, the corneal border. It is preceded and accompanied by localized con- gestion. Its top sometimes becomes as yellow as that of an acne pustule, but more often when seen it has become abraded, and aphthous looking. Pustules… … '" iji/iiiiii'i ■" ' Phlyctenular ophthalmia, conjunctival form. (Dalrymple ) than those seated on the corneal border, occasion less pho- tophobia, and are more easily cured. Pustules at the cor- neal border, though often very small, cause troublesome, and even very severe photophobia; they are…

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