 | John Soelberg Wells - 1862 - 134 pages
...an associated action, not arising from the mechanism of the convergence, but existing within the eye itself, and may consequently easily lead to an increase...Besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eyeball appears to be greater when the optic axes are convergent than when they are parallel, and this... | |
 | Jabez Hogg - 1863 - 384 pages
...an associated action, not arising from the mechanism of the convergence, but existing within the eye itself, and may consequently easily lead to an increase...Besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eyeball appears to be greater when the optic axes are convergent than when they are parallel ; and... | |
 | John Soelberg Wells - 1864 - 242 pages
...rise to an increase of the myopia. But besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eyeball is greater when the optic axes are convergent than when they are parallel, and this increase of pressure must tend to give rise to the development of posterior staphyloma, and to hasten its progress. The... | |
 | George E. Fenwick, Francis Wayland Campbell - 1866 - 594 pages
...an associated action, not arising from the mechanism of the convergence, but existing within the eye itself, and may consequently easily lead to an increase...give rise to the development of posterior staphyloma. 2nd. “On account of the habit which short-sighted persons have of bending their head forwards during... | |
 | 1866 - 596 pages
...an associated action, not arising from the mechanism of the convergence, but existing within the eye itself, and may consequently easily lead to an increase...give rise to the development of posterior staphyloma. 2nd. " On account of the habit which short-sighted persons have of bending their head forwards during... | |
 | John Soelberg Wells - 1869 - 278 pages
...rise to an increase of the myopia. But besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eyeball is greater when the optic axes are convergent than when they are parallel, and this increase of pressure must tend to give rise to the development of posterior staphyloma, and to hasten its progress. The... | |
 | John Soelberg Wells - 1869 - 888 pages
...rise to an increase of the myopia. But besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eyeball is greater when the optic axes are convergent than when they are parallel, and this increase of pressure must tend to give rise to the development of posterior staphyloma, and to hasten its progress. The... | |
 | John Soelberg Wells - 1869 - 798 pages
...rise to an increase of the myopia. But besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eyeball is greater when the optic axes are convergent than when they are parallel, and this increase of pressure must tend to give rise to the development of posterior staphyloma, and to hasten its progress. The... | |
 | John Soelberg Wells - 1870 - 918 pages
...myopia. But besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eyeball is greater when the visual lines are convergent than when they are parallel, and this increase of pressure must tend to give rise to the development of posterior staphyloma, and to hasten its progress. The... | |
 | John Soelberg Wells - 1870 - 884 pages
...myopia. But besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eyeball is greater when the visual lines are convergent than when they are parallel, and this increase of pressure must tend to give rise to the development of posterior staphyloma, and to hasten its progress. The... | |
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itself, and may consequently easily lead to an increase of the myopia. Besides this, the pressure of the muscles upon the eye ball appears to be greater when the optic axes are convergent, than when they are parallel, and this increase of pressure cannot... 
