Disturbances of visual orientation
G Holmes - The British journal of ophthalmology, 1918 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
G Holmes
The British journal of ophthalmology, 1918•ncbi.nlm.nih.gov450 THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY observed except in one, instance;
since in this man they were practically identical, eight months after his wound was inflicted,
with those of the other-patients, itis evident that the condition can be more or less
permanent, and may not alter materially with time. As the patients were examined under
different circumstances--two, for instance, were seen on one occasion only, while others
remained uinder constant observation-the completeness of the clinical description varies.
since in this man they were practically identical, eight months after his wound was inflicted,
with those of the other-patients, itis evident that the condition can be more or less
permanent, and may not alter materially with time. As the patients were examined under
different circumstances--two, for instance, were seen on one occasion only, while others
remained uinder constant observation-the completeness of the clinical description varies.
450 THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY observed except in one, instance; since in this man they were practically identical, eight months after his wound was inflicted, with those of the other-patients, itis evident that the condition can be more or less permanent, and may not alter materially with time. As the patients were examined under different circumstances--two, for instance, were seen on one occasion only, while others remained uinder constant observation-the completeness of the clinical description varies.
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