Blood Vessels of the Conjunctiva

Aqueous Veins in Glaucomatous Eyes

“…\When the tension decreased again this could no longer be observed. Gartner (1944) has show n that pilocarpine increases the outflow of clear liqtild through the aqueous veins. Ascher (1942) has describedl the same phenomenoni, but hie finds it does not occur in every case.…”

“…The main intention of this paper is to extend this observation by means of photographs. Gartner (1944) and de Vries (1947) have already successfully photographed aqueouis veins. Those accompanying this paper were taken by the MIedical Illustration Department of the Institute of Ophthalmology.…”

Aqueous Veins in Glaucomatous Eyes

“…\When the tension decreased again this could no longer be observed. Gartner (1944) has show n that pilocarpine increases the outflow of clear liqtild through the aqueous veins. Ascher (1942) has describedl the same phenomenoni, but hie finds it does not occur in every case.…”

“…The main intention of this paper is to extend this observation by means of photographs. Gartner (1944) and de Vries (1947) have already successfully photographed aqueouis veins. Those accompanying this paper were taken by the MIedical Illustration Department of the Institute of Ophthalmology.…”

Clinical Method of Observing Changes in the Rate of Flow of Aqueous Humour in the Human Eye : II. In Glaucoma

“…In glaucoma, miotics produce a great increase in the rate of flow of aqueous through the anterior chamber, and they are known to cause the aqueous veins to become clear (Ascher, 1942;Gartner, 1944). Thomassen and others (1950) confirmed the latter observation only if the miotic caused a fall of ocular tension.…”

Discussion on Ophthalmic Photography

“…The camera objective is situated in the centre of this disc and has a fixed working distance of about 6 cm. from the eye; hence all records are FIG. (Gartner, 1944). A condensed beam from a flat spiral discharge tube provided the intense light (two million international candles) required, exposure being determined by the length of the flash (1/15,000th sec.…”

Aqueous Veins in Glaucomatous Eyes

“…\When the tension decreased again this could no longer be observed. Gartner (1944) has show n that pilocarpine increases the outflow of clear liqtild through the aqueous veins. Ascher (1942) has describedl the same phenomenoni, but hie finds it does not occur in every case.…”

“…The main intention of this paper is to extend this observation by means of photographs. Gartner (1944) and de Vries (1947) have already successfully photographed aqueouis veins. Those accompanying this paper were taken by the MIedical Illustration Department of the Institute of Ophthalmology.…”

Clinical Method of Observing Changes in the Rate of Flow of Aqueous Humour in the Human Eye : II. In Glaucoma

“…In glaucoma, miotics produce a great increase in the rate of flow of aqueous through the anterior chamber, and they are known to cause the aqueous veins to become clear (Ascher, 1942;Gartner, 1944). Thomassen and others (1950) confirmed the latter observation only if the miotic caused a fall of ocular tension.…”

Discussion on Ophthalmic Photography

“…The camera objective is situated in the centre of this disc and has a fixed working distance of about 6 cm. from the eye; hence all records are FIG. (Gartner, 1944). A condensed beam from a flat spiral discharge tube provided the intense light (two million international candles) required, exposure being determined by the length of the flash (1/15,000th sec.…”

Aqueous Veins in Glaucomatous Eyes

“…\When the tension decreased again this could no longer be observed. Gartner (1944) has show n that pilocarpine increases the outflow of clear liqtild through the aqueous veins. Ascher (1942) has describedl the same phenomenoni, but hie finds it does not occur in every case.…”

“…The main intention of this paper is to extend this observation by means of photographs. Gartner (1944) and de Vries (1947) have already successfully photographed aqueouis veins. Those accompanying this paper were taken by the MIedical Illustration Department of the Institute of Ophthalmology.…”

Clinical Method of Observing Changes in the Rate of Flow of Aqueous Humour in the Human Eye : II. In Glaucoma

“…In glaucoma, miotics produce a great increase in the rate of flow of aqueous through the anterior chamber, and they are known to cause the aqueous veins to become clear (Ascher, 1942;Gartner, 1944). Thomassen and others (1950) confirmed the latter observation only if the miotic caused a fall of ocular tension.…”

Discussion on Ophthalmic Photography

“…The camera objective is situated in the centre of this disc and has a fixed working distance of about 6 cm. from the eye; hence all records are FIG. (Gartner, 1944). A condensed beam from a flat spiral discharge tube provided the intense light (two million international candles) required, exposure being determined by the length of the flash (1/15,000th sec.…”