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... object to describe the various methods of examination in such a manner and at such length as to be readily understood by the student . Illustrations have been freely introduced , as being frequently more explicit than mere verbal ...
... object to describe the various methods of examination in such a manner and at such length as to be readily understood by the student . Illustrations have been freely introduced , as being frequently more explicit than mere verbal ...
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... the other to look into the distance , and then at a finger or other object held close to the eye , when contraction of the pupil will be observed . In the " Argyll Robertson pupil , " a valuable 28 EXTERNAL EXAMINATION OF THE EYE .
... the other to look into the distance , and then at a finger or other object held close to the eye , when contraction of the pupil will be observed . In the " Argyll Robertson pupil , " a valuable 28 EXTERNAL EXAMINATION OF THE EYE .
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... object is not seen , but an inverted aërial image of the fundus is observed . The requisites are a mirror with a focus of 8 to 10 in . , and a convex lens 14D , or one more powerful . The examination in a dark may be proceeded with in ...
... object is not seen , but an inverted aërial image of the fundus is observed . The requisites are a mirror with a focus of 8 to 10 in . , and a convex lens 14D , or one more powerful . The examination in a dark may be proceeded with in ...
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... objects move in a direction opposite to the movements of the observer . The beginner will find it essential , for the ... object lens can be acquired only by practice . The image observed by the indirect method is inverted and reversed ...
... objects move in a direction opposite to the movements of the observer . The beginner will find it essential , for the ... object lens can be acquired only by practice . The image observed by the indirect method is inverted and reversed ...
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... object , a satisfactory view of the optic disc is easily obtained . This plan is especially helpful in the case of ... objects in the fundus move in the same direction as the observer . ( 8 ) The successful use of the direct method ...
... object , a satisfactory view of the optic disc is easily obtained . This plan is especially helpful in the case of ... objects in the fundus move in the same direction as the observer . ( 8 ) The successful use of the direct method ...
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