TOTAL population studies are the only certain way of gaining reliable information on the
prevalence of insidious conditions like chronic simple glaucoma. The sine qua non of a total …

Pterygium has long been believed to be an environmental disease, Ultraviolet (UV) radiation
playing a major role in its development. In examination of more than 100 000 Aborigines …

Nineteen patients (38 eyes) with low-tension glaucoma were compared with 53 subjects
(106 eyes) with ocular hypertension. Comparable for age and sex, the 2 groups were …

• Vision loss progressing over several days, reduced pupil reactions to light, and swollen
optic nerves were the clinical features in six patients with severe renal disease manifested …

We investigated recent reports that, contrary to common belief, glaucoma can affect flash as
well as pattern electroretinograms. An extensive flash and pattern electroretinogram test …

The first cases of pseudoexfoliation of the lens to be found in Australian Aborigines are
reported. The prevalence rate in the communities in central Australia is 1-3% and for those …

Objective To assess the role of intravitreal administration of high doses of ganciclovir as a
supplement and alternative to intravenous administration in the treatment of cytomegalovirus …

Purpose. The purpose of this study is to compare visual-evoked response (VEP) pattern
electroretinogram (PERG) and psychophysical thresholds to the same stimulus, designed to …

Some characteristics, including cultural dislocation, are common to various trachomatous
populations, Cultural changes or behavioral modifications and the utilization of certain …

1. Cataract formation in streptozotocin-induced diabetes in rats was reduced by
approximately 85% when a diet rich in maize oil (300 g/kg diet)(fat diet) was given, thus …