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K Lisch

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[Hydrophthalmia and configuration of the optic disc (author's transl)].

Three sisters, one brother, and the father of a female patient with primary hydrophthalmus on both eyes had abnormally great physiologic cups. The cup/disc ratio was between 0.5 and 0.72. Two other brothers showed a cup/disc ratio between 0.37 and 0.42, whereas the mother had a cup/disc ratio of 0.2 on both sides. The enlarged physiologic cups of the sisters, the brother, and the father of the propositus correspond to the 4th category of the classification according to Elschnig. Like the hydrophthalmus as a result of a functional disturbance of the eye cup, the occurrence of abnormally big physiologic cups is also referred to the organizing and forming effects of the eye cup. Whether there exists an intrafamiliar relationship between the hydrophthalmus and the abnormally big physiologic cups or not is to be elucidated by further investigations.

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[Ophthalmic-pharmacological complications (author's transl)].

The action of some drugs on the eye may lead to the occurrence of unforeseen ocular and extraocular reactions. Vincaleukoblastin (Velbe) provokes serious corneal lesions with a healing time of two weeks and a half. The local application of Neo-Synephrine eye drops (10%) and Mydrial-Atropine ointment may lead in the case of a pharmacogenetic disposition to disagreeable systemic effects. In one case of preparation for a cataract operation by akinesis and retrobulbar injection, Novocain was changed by mistake with Pilocarpinum hydrochloricum by the error of a pharmaceutical firm. This led to severe complications, which could by successfully treated with Chlorpromazine (Largactil). The knowledge of these clinical observations may be of greater usefulness in the preventation of untoward drug reactions.

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