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J P Woillez

Publications and source records attributed to J P Woillez.

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PubMed1990

[Photocoagulation in sex-linked heredofamilial retinoschisis].

In a series of 120 eyes of 60 patients in 24 affected families, 28 eyes were treated by photocoagulation in order to stabilize the extension of bullous peripheral retinoschisis to the posterior pole or to prevent retinal detachment. 3 eyes affected by severe retinal detachment in the months following this treatment. After analysis of spontaneous evolution of the untreated eyes and review of literature, the authors conclude that preventive photocoagulation in bullous retinoschisis is not advised, because of spontaneous regression with age and the possibility of complications. Prophylaxis treatment of retinal detachment by encircling the posterior pole by photo-coagulations is discussed.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

[Clinical aspects of Coats].

Coats' disease associates on exudative retinopathy to vascular telangiectasis. The authors analyse the different factors which take part to many clinical aspects of the Coats' exudation: the age of the patients and the vascular trouble which causes the exudative retinopathy.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

[Acute strabismus caused by accommodative spasm].

Acute strabismus accommodative spasm about an adult. A 17 years old woman presents an acute strabismus with accommodative spasm. The different diagnostics and treatments are evoked.

Accommodation, Ocular↗
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[Pyocyanic corneal abscess].

The authors report 3 different cases of pseudomonas abscess of the corneal layers: these occurred; one on a soft lens; the second one apparently without any reason; the last one 2 days after a corneal traumatism. In spite of rapidly administrated antibiotherapy, the abscess spread very rapidly and left a residual corneal macula.

Abscess↗
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[The treatment of total and consolidated 6th nerve paralysis by transplantation using the Hummelsheim technic].

Surgical cure of total and definitive lateral recti paralysis by muscular transplantation technique according to Hummelsheim seems unjustly accused to be responsible for anterior segment ischemia. Eighteen operations of this kin have been performed without any complications and with results that can be considered as satisfactory. Transplantation itself must not exceed 1/4 or at the most 1/3 of the vertical muscles and must imperatively be associated to a weakening of the 2 medial recti.

Abducens Nerve↗