Abstract of a clinical lecture on certain modifications of the operation for internal and external squint, with a simple method of treating aggravated cases of the latter condition.

Taylor, Charles Bell, 1829–1909.

Journal : The Practitioner ; vol. xxxi.

London : Macmillan and Co., 1883.

Description : 420-422 p., [3 l.] pl. ; ill.: 6 phot. ; 22 cm.

Photographs : before and after portraits of three clinical subjects, collotypes on printed leaves.

Subject : Eye — Strabismus ; surgical treatment.

Notes :

• Author caption: By Charles Bell Taylor, M.D., F.R.C.S.E., Surgeon to the Nottingham and Midland Eye Infirmary.
• Biography—v. intra »».
• Four photographs (Plates II & III) were reproduced as wood engravings in Taylor's "Lectures on diseases of the eye" (1891).
• Index Medicus: 11308041210.

Imperfect operations for external strabismus are apt to be followed by more or less marked return of the deformity. I have not, however, observed many such cases in my practice. Here is a photograph (see Plate III.) of a patient on whom I operated six years ago. I had quite lost sight of him until he called upon me just a week ago, to ask if I would give him a copy of his original likeness, as the men with whom he worked positively refused to believe that he had ever had anything the matter with his eyes.—P. 422.