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Discussion on Retro-ocular Neuritis

Arch Ophthalmol. 2004;122:10.

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The President then called upon Mr R. Marcus Gunn (London) to open the discussion on Retro-ocular Neuritis. Mr Gunn said that he should include in this category all cases which showed evidence of the optic nerve being impaired by an inflammatory affection behind the papilla . . . Other characters were impaired pupil reaction to light, an absence of early ophthalmoscopic changes, and a tendency to recovery.

Source: The Lancet. 1904:2;12







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