Ufficiale di oftalmologia, otology e laryngology . themetal, ma senza successo. Occhio enucleato e woundclosed congiuntivale per mezzo di una sutura stringa-borsa, che è stata estratta eightdays più tardi. Molto grave cellulite sviluppato, altrimenti un uneventfulrecovery. Protesi è stato inserito entro tre settimane. Esame del bulbo oculare mostrava metallo integrati nel tessuto sclerale 170 Relazione sei casi di lesioni agli occhi che ha richiesto l'enucleazione. e assolutamente immobile, dovuta alla forte bordi seghettati. Visione di righteye portato fino al normale per mezzo della lente di correzione, come egli aveva myopicastigmatism. Caso 4. Nome

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Journal of ophthalmology, otology and laryngology . themetal, but without success. Eye enucleated and conjunctival woundclosed by means of a purse-string suture, which was taken out eightdays later. Very severe cellulitis developed, otherwise an uneventfulrecovery. Prothesis was inserted within three weeks. Examination of eyeball showed metal imbedded in scleral tissue 170 Report Six Cases of Eye Injury Which Required Enucleation. and absolutely immovable, due to sharp serrated edges. Vision of righteye brought up to normal by means of correcting lens, as he had myopicastigmatism. case 4. Name: G. T. Date: October 4th. 1915. Address: Chicago.Age: 16 years. Occupation: Plumbers helper. Referred by: Clinic.History: On October 1st, 1915, while holding an iron pipe was struckin the right eye by a piece of metal which flew up when cold chisel washit by hammer in the hands of a master plumber. Went right onworking, after being told to go and put on an eye shade to keep outthe light. Did not see a physician until the following day, who looked. G. T. Case No. 4. in his eye and gave him an eye wash, telling him he would be all rightin a day or two. The following day the father became alarmed andtook him to see the physician again, who repeated the same examinationand advice. Was brought to my clinic October 4th. Findings: Vision O. D. perception of light only. O. S. 20/20 andJ. I. Fundus plainly visible and foreign body plainly seen, imbeddedabout one mm. below, and internal to the disc. X-ray picture verifiedobservation. 171 Le Roy Thompson. Diagnosis: Foreign body imbedded in sclera.Prognosis: Doubtful. Treatment: Operated upon same night under general anaesthesiaand effort made to extract foreign body by means of the magnet, in-serted through an incision in the superior internal posterior quadrant.Not successful; and removed eye with fathers permission, as therewas great loss of vitreous, due to my manipulation. The conjunctivalwound was closed by means of a purse-string

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