Biomedical subjects
H REED
Publications and source records attributed to H REED.
THE ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD GROUPS AND CERTAIN EYE DISEASES.
The blood of patients suffering from cataracts, glaucoma and strabismus was grouped and the distribution of their blood groups was compared with that of blood groups in volunteers at blood donor clinics. It was found that there was no significant difference between the distribution of groups among these patients and that among the controls.
USE OF DIMETHYL SULPHOXIDE FOR PRESERVING CORNEAL TISSUE.
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Central scotomata following chloroquine therapy.
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The self-sterlizing properties of the vitreous.
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Cataract extraction by vacuum pump and wound closure by multiple sutures. A review of 775 cataract operations.
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Congenital glaucoma: treatment.
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Chymotrypsin in cataract surgery.
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Routine tonometry in 5,000 patients for detection of early glaucoma.
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The self-sterilizing properties of the vitreous.
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The blood groups of cataract patients.
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Corneal scarring in Canadian Eskimos.
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The antibacterial property of vitreous.
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The uveo-encephalitic syndrome or Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease.
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The early detection of glaucoma; results of 2000 routine tonometries.
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A preliminary report on the self-sterilizing property of vitreous.
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