[Parasitic uveitis in Quebec].
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Adolescent↗
Biomedical subjects
A Panisset
Publications and source records attributed to A Panisset.
[Evoluation of treatment of vitreo-retinal diseases at the Nôtre-Dame Hospital (1960-79)].
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Diabetic Retinopathy↗
The Panisset-Pop syndrome.
The authors describe a syndrome occurring in people learning fundus photography. This entity comprises the following: decrease of vision due to accomodative spasm, signs of anxiety and the finding of an improperly set ocular on the instrument used by the trainee.
Accommodation, Ocular↗
[Intracranial hemorrhage and Terson's syndrome (author's transl)].
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Adult↗
[Ocular complications of contraception].
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Contraceptives, Oral↗
Diabetic retinopathy: new vessels arising from the optic disc. I. Grading system and natural history.
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Adult↗
Diabetic retinopathy: new vessels arising from the optic disc. II. Response to pituitary ablation by yttrium 90 implant.
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Adolescent↗
When is pituitary ablation indicated as a treatment for diabetic retinopathy?
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Aneurysm↗
[Evaluation form for diabetic retinopathy for computer analysis].
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Diabetic Retinopathy↗
Microsurgical selective anterior pituitary ablation for diabetic retinopathy.
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Adult↗
Laser photocoagulation for treatment of experimental aneurysms.
Twenty-five autologous, artificially implanted venous and arterial aneurysms were treated by argon laser photocoagulation. Sequential angiographic follow-up studies and final histologic studies demonstrated complete secondary occlusion in 11 cases, significant reduction of the aneurysm lumen in 10 cases, and no change in 4 cases. Delayed secondary occlusion appears to involve an active biologic process with progressive fibroblastic proliferation in the aneurysm wall.
Animals↗