Biomedical subjects
D Shoch
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Golf-ball granuloma of the eyelids and conjunctiva.
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Derrick Tilton Vail, M.D. 1898-1973.
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A double-blind evaluation of a stable aqueous solution of chymotrypsin.
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Enzymology of the refractory media of the eye. X. Effects of topically administered bradykinin, amine releasers, and pargyline on aqueous humor dynamics.
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Management of retinal venous stasis and occlusion.
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The use of the flush-fitting scleral contact shell after surgical intervention on acoustic neuroma.
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Blood dyscrasias and the eye.
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Differential diagnosis of retinal vein occlusion.
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Enzymology of the refractory media of the eye. IX. On the role of monoamine oxidase in the regulation of aqueous humor dynamics of the rabbit eye.
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On the enzymology of the refractory media of the eye. 8. On the effect of intraocular injections of actinomycin D and bradykinin in rabbits.
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Hereditary degeneration of the macula. II. Follow-up report and histopathologic study.
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In memoriam. Derrick Tilton Vail 1898-1973.
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Editorial: Instruction course evaluation program--continued.
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Instruction Program. Section on instruction. Seventy-ninth annual meeting: American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology, October 6 through 10, 1974.
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Editorial: Instruction course evaluation program.
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Cystoid macular edema in retinitis pigmentosa.
Cystoid macular edema was commonly observed in retinitis pigmentosa and documented, fluorangiographically, in 70% (41) of 58 consecutive patients. Macular fluorescence representing the intraretinal accumulation of dye from leaking perifoveal capillaries was best seen by simultaneous projection of early- and late-phase angiograms. This facilitated visualization of dim cystoid staining amid mottled and sometimes confusing hyperfluorescence in the posterior pole. Patients of many different ages demonstrated cystoid macular edema and there was no predominant involvement of any particular age group. Although visual acuity was affected in the majority of patients with cystoid macular edema, 25% had 20/25 or better due, perhaps, to sparing of the fovea. Bone corpuscular pigmentation appeared frequently with cystoid macular edema and we were, therefore, unable to corroborate previous opinions that depicted cystoid macular edema as part of a presumed atypical nonpigmented form of retinitis pigmentosa.