hanges, may remain. But in many cases the disk gradually, in the course of weeks or months, passes into a state of " post-papillitic," or " con- secutive" atrophy; the opacity first becomes whiter and smoother looking (" woolly disk"); then it slowly clears off, generally first at the side next the… … Atrophy of disk after papillitis. Upper and lower margins still hazy ; veins still tortuous ; arteries nearly normal ; disturbance of choroidal pigment at inner and outer border. Sight in this case remained fairly good. The disk is not repre- sented white enough. whole surface of the disk, now of a…
Eye · Color blindness
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