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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 238

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the change is pronounced enough to cause a decidedly white haze of the retina there is no longer any doubt. The retinal arteries and veins are some- times enlarged and tortuous in retinitis, and in severe cases they are generally obscured in some part of their course. These forms of uniformly… … Renal retinitis at a late stage. (Wecker and Jager. ) partly confluent. When very abundant and confluent they form large, abruptly outlined patches, with irregular

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