 | 1896 - 762 pages
...used." 2. On this point Hughlings Jackson says: " If we use the ophthalmoscope, or if we use atropine, or if we apply a blister to the head, or adopt any new kind of trealment, the patient may blarne us for his blindness, if he saw well before such procedures. A patient... | |
 | Sir William Richard Gowers - 1904 - 372 pages
...paralysis of accommodation passes off in a few 1 " If we use the ophthalmoscope, or if we use atropine, or if we apply a. blister to the head, or adopt any...be good, may have double optic neuritis. The use of atropine affects his sight for near objects gravely, and if, from the advance of the neuritic process.... | |
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If we use the ophthalmoscope, or if we use atropine, or if we apply a. blister to the head, or adopt any new kind of treatment, the patient may blame us for his blindness, if he saw well before such procedures. A patient who reads the smallest print and... 