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J Vedy
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[Purulent ophthalmia in a newborn infant].
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[Ocular manifestations of avitaminoses].
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[Drepanocytic retinopathy (author's transl)].
Hemoglobinopathies and specially drepanocytosis SS and its heterozygotic form SC are responsible of important pathological changes of retina. These changes caused by ischaemia due to vascular thrombosis are generally silent at their beginning, because of their first development in a peripheral area. They have a tendency to progress towards the posterior pole and to get complicated by hemorrhages and detachment of retina. Their study is still to be completed but these disorders already appear as being an important cause of blindness in the populations concerned by this hemoglobinopathy. Treatment is unsatisfactory.
[Wide angle chronic glaucoma in Negroes (author's transl)].
A review of the question of primitive wide angle chronic glaucoma in Negroes. Its frequency, early apparition, frequent unilateral localization and poor improvement with medical treatment are emphasized. The present trends in surgical procedures are given.
[Tropical ophthalmology. Introduction].
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[Report on 22 cases of perforating orbital wounds recorded in Africa (author's transl)].
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[Ocular globe perforating wounds in Africa (272 cases) (author's transl)].
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[Comments upon onchocerciasis (author's transl)].
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[Where are the borders of trachoma? (author's transl)].
A case of a trachoma at scar-stage with entropion-trichiasis is recorded. The patient was a white woman having spent her whole life in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon Islands which are not affected by trachoma. The authors, then, review the present trends about the extraocular and ocular diseases caused by Chlamydia trachomatis.
[The dermal and naso-pharyngo-oral leishmaniasis (author's transl)].
The naso-pharyngo-oral leishmaniasis is not limited to South America. Cases have been reported in Africa showing that its prevalence in this area has been underrated. Its diagnosis is easy and early treatment will prevent facial lesions.
[A further case of chloroquine-induced retinopathy during malaria prevention in an adult].
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[Incidence of degenerative lesions of the peripheral retina in young myopes (concerning 100 cases)].
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