Angioid streaks and traumatic ruptures of Bruch's membrane.
Minor blunt trauma may cause typical haemorrhages and probably enlargement of breaks or new breaks in patients affected with the Groenblad-Strandberg syndrome.
Angioid Streaks↗
Biomedical subjects
A Hagedoorn
Publications and source records attributed to A Hagedoorn.
Letter: Practolol in the control of intraocular tension.
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Drug Therapy, Combination↗
[Diaphanoscopy and photography].
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Eye Neoplasms↗
[Pathology of retino-vitreal adhesion of a flap rupture. (Vitreoid degeneration)].
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Aged↗
[A practical photographic technique in ocular surgery (author's transl)].
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Humans↗
[Diagnosis of a muscle paresis of the cyclovertical eye movements].
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Eye Movements↗
Binocular vision (the flip-flop phenomenon).
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Depth Perception↗
The anatomy of the horseshoe tear.
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Humans↗
[Diaphano-ophthalmoscopy (diaphanoscopy)].
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Aged↗
[Development of fluorescein photography].
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Fluoresceins↗
A blunt-sharp Taylor knife.
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Eye Injuries↗
Address to professor Ashton on the occasion of the Donders' Medal Award.
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Awards and Prizes↗
Operation for ectropion associated with anophthalmos.
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Aged↗
[Fundus oculi in the fluorescence picture].
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Fluoresceins↗
Fiber optic transilluminator electrodes.
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Diathermy↗