Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to H Huismans.
A case report is given of a 37-year-old women. In her left macula there was an outlined whitish defect about. 1.0 of disc diameter. There is no indication of intrauterine or infantile inflammation, birth haemorrhage or other possibilities.
The author demonstrates 5 cases of acute glaucoma. In one of them (case 4). the i.o. pressure of 60 mm Hg appl. was normalized only by the above mentioned ointment combination of Pilocarpin/Physostigmin; the remaining patients received in addition intravenous injections of 500 mg Acetazol-Nitrium, but it seemed retrospectively that the latter was not necessary.
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A 53-years-old patient was observed because of spastic entropion. This was incontestably a nonscarring rolling-inwards of the upper lid.
Eighty days after i.c. cryoextraction of the lens without any complications, intra- or postoperative, choroidal detachment was observed in a 68-year-old woman (hypertension, diabetes m..amaurosis of the right eye after central artery embolism). -Conventional decongestive drugs (Reparil, Tantum, Tanderil) had no effect. Within 6 days of treatment with microwaves, 2.5% Hydrocortisone and atropine eye-drops and Prednisolone (10 mg/die) internally there was complete regression of the detachment.
The author reports on spontaneous healing of central-vein-thrombosis of both eyes in gravidity (Mens III). The 24-years-old patient is still healthy.
There is an observation of a 30-year-old woman inserting foreign bodies into the left eye. Perhaps a grave psychiatric sign
5 cases of intraocular Toxocara canis solitary granuloma are demonstrated. The coincidence of two different aspects of a disease: pseudocoloboma of the macula (toxoplasmosis) in the right and a toxocara solitary granuloma in the left eye of the same patient (case 5) perhaps will furnish proof possibility of foetal infection (via placenta) by Toxocara canis.
The author reports on an 8-year-old girl who pulled out eyelashes of both eyes because she was "bored". There were found no further grave neurologic signs. This was a harmless psycho-neurosis.
A case report is given of a vascular disease of right retina of a 37-year-old woman during treatment with contraceptives during 9 years. The retina shows at first a clinical picture of chorioretinitis centralis serosa. After stopping the hormonal preparation and prescription of Dexium (Kalziumdobesilat) the retinal changes disappeared quickly (oedema, exsudates, hemorrhages).
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Description of one case of an intraocular Toxocara-canis infection. It deals with a so-called solitary granuloma at the posterior pole of the eye. An infection with this parasit of world-wide distribution is probably more frequently than commonly supposed. The prognosis of the disease is unfavourable in most cases. The diagnoses of a larva migrans visceralis infection is possible by Lamina's Microprecipitation-Test on the living larva. It is an immune-biological and species specific test. The treatment is Minzolum¿ perhaps in combination with a corticosteroid or photocoagulation.
In the surgery two patients with Posner-Schlossmann-Syndrome were observed for several months. The therapy of the acute attack secondary glaucoma was the combination of Diamox, Cortison - and Neosynephrine eye-drops. With Pilocarpine the I.O.P. lowering was insufficient. In one case corneal precipitates typical for Heterochromia complicata Fuchs were observed.
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