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The most important pneumococcal infection in the eye is theserpent ulcer of the cornea (hypopyon keratitis), though thetypical clinical picture is exceptionally produced by otherorganisms. The treatment of this condition with serum is entirelydue to Roemer’s excellent work.
Reference: Serum therapy against pneumococcic infection of theeye. Arch Ophthalmol. 1906:507.
