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Iris Bombe' With A 360 Degree Posterior Synechiae: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Above Patient Showing The Extent Of Iris Bulging Caused
By The Total Posterior Synechiae: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Proximal Illumination Showing Area Of Band Keratopathy: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Band Keratopathy Patient Arrows Point To Broken Areas Of
Posterior Synechiae: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Superficial Neovascularization Secondary To Six Months
Continues Contact Lens Wear: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Diffuse Illumination Showing Healed Forceps Delivery Endothelial
Tears: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Optic Section Showing The Glass Rod Like Healed Forceps
Delivery Endothelial Tears: Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Diffuse Illumination OF Bitot's Spots: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Proximal Illumination Of Bitot's Spots: Photography by H. D. Riley |
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Malignant Carcinoma Of The Caruncle: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Essential Iris Atrophy: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Girdle Of Vogt: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Posterior Embryotoxin: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Hypopyon. Severe Infection With Blood Fibrin and White
Cells Forming A White Clot In The Anterior Chamber: Photography by Unknown |
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Hyphema. Accumulation Of Blood In The Anterior Chamber
(Top) Arrow. Conjunctival Arrow Points To Sentinel Vessels Feeding A Ciliary
Cancerous Tumor: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Bulbar Conjunctiva Blowout Secondary To Ciliary Cancerous
Tumor: Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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