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G O Dayton
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Dilatation of the nasolacrimal duct under radiographic control.
Obstruction of the nasolacrimal duct is a major cause of epiphora, or tearing. The authors describe a method of dilating obstructions to re-establish drainage of the lacrimal sac which utilizes fluoroscopic control to stay within the natural lumen of the nasolacrimal duct. The procedure is simple to perform under local anesthesia. An unsuccessful dilatation does not interfere with subsequent dacrocystorhinostomy.
Orbital venography: anatomy, technique, and diagnostic use.
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Complications of phacoemulsification.
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The roentgen diagnosis of orbital tumors.
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The management of orbital tumors with emphasis on diagnosis by venography.
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Orbital venography in surgery of the orbit.
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Management of orbital rhabdomyosarcoma.
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Pilot study of reading problems in cerebral palsied adults.
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Reading readiness studies: suspect first graders.
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Computer analysis of the evoked occipital potential.
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Electro-oculography, technique and clinical application.
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Assessment of visual disorders in cerebral palsy.
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The value of photocoagulation in occlusive vascular disease of the retina.
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Orbital angiography and venography aided by subtraction technique.
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