[Facial hemiatrophy with alopecia (Romberg's syndrome) associated with heterochromic cyclitis (Fuchs' syndrome)].
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Alopecia↗
Biomedical subjects
G MAEDER
Publications and source records attributed to G MAEDER.
[Three cases of craniofacial dysostosis (Crouzon); the importance of changes of the optic nerve from the neurosurgical viewpoint].
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Craniofacial Dysostosis↗
[The pupil (review of the literature 1946-1951)].
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Pupil↗
[Localization of cerebral aneurysms by ocular symptomatology].
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Aneurysm↗
[Swiss Society of Ophthalmology, 45th Annual Assembly, Geneva, 26-28 September 1952].
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Ethnicity↗
[Cortisone in ophthalmology; experimental and clinical observations].
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Cortisone↗
[Local application of cortisone in ophthalmology].
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Cortisone↗
[Unilateral pigmentary retinitis].
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Biological Products↗
Rothmund syndrome and Werner syndrome; Clinical and diagnostic study.
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Cataract↗
[Retinitis pigmentosa after virus diseases].
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Humans↗
[Perforating retrociliary diathermy].
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Diathermy↗
[Ocular manifestations in pheochromocytoma].
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Kidney Neoplasms↗
[Schepens' operation for retinal detachment; first results].
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Choroid↗
[Familial neurofibromatosis of the iris].
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Iris Diseases↗
[Pheochromocytoma in a 7-year old child].
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Child↗