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P Brégeat
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[Remarks on the practice of medicine in its specialties].
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[Gliomas of the optic nerve].
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[The empty sella turcica has "a broad back"].
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[1) Role of ophthalmologists in relation to opticians. 2) Examination of the rough draft of the decree authorizing opticians and retail eyeglass dealers to perform certain professional acts and to use certain optical measuring apparatus].
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[Antoine Portal, founder of the Academy of Medicine].
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[The optic nerve and nuclear magnetic resonance. Initial approach].
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[Computer-tomoraphic image of the intraorbital optic nerve in a 'streetcar-rail' shape].
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[One-step lens extraction and penetrating corneal grafting (author's transl)].
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[Gabriel Renard (1894-1977)].
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[Association of central venous retinal occlusion and an optic disk excavation. Apropos of 2 cases].
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[Pressure instability during surgery and postoperatively in severely myopic patients with cataract surgery].
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[The combined operation for cataract and chronic glaucoma in adults in special cases (author's transl)].
The value of combined operation in cases where chronical glaucoma and cataract coexist needs no more demonstration. The best combined operation is trabeculectomy extraction. There are particular cases. Somes are easy like high degree myopia, transparent lens and ocular hypertony needing a trabeculectomy where the combined operation betters the refraction at the same time. Others are difficult like cataract extraction on an eye already having a filtring operation. We perform in these cases the combined operation through the lower way and it gives us very good results.
[Traumatic lesions of the optic chiasma (author's transl)].
Traumatic lesions of the chiasma are few when one considers its anatomical position. They happen after severe direct or indirect traumas with or without skull fractures, and with or without macroscopic lesions. Microscopic lesions are characterised by contusion. Clinically the visual loss goes together with bitemporal defects and with bilateral hemorrhagic papillar oedema. Early complications are hematoma of the optochiasmatic space and perichiasmatic meningitis: among delayed complications optochiasmatic arachnoiditis prevails.