The endothelial cell count was studied in 275 normal eyes. It showed a gradual decline to
the age of 50 but no appreciable difference thereafter. Review of earlier reports of …

History The use ofoperating spectacles goes back just over one hundred years; the first were
simplepresbyopic corrections, later increased to over-correction and later coupled with the …

INTEREST in cases of intra-ocular foreign body often centres in the drama of the operation
and the" spirit of triumphant success" when the foreign body is removed. It must be …

A keratoprosthesis (KP), is an artificial cornea which is inserted into an opacified cornea in
an attempt to restore useful vision or, less commonly, to make the eye comfortable in painful …

Five patients were subjected to a new technique designed to correct high astigmatism not
responding to suture removal or adjustment. The method is described and its use illustrated …

Sixty-six consecutive cases undergoing enucleation with the insertion of the Roper-Hall
magnetic implant at the Birmingham and Midland Eye Hospital (BMEH) were followed up to …

Since the introduction of microsurgical accuracy in the closure of corneal wounds, there
have been fewer complications due to imperfect wound closure. As a result the eye is much …

Thirty-six eyes with excessive astigmatism following cataract extraction via a corneal section
were subjected to suture adjustment. This was performed six to eight weeks postoperatively …

Comparison of endothelial cell density by specular photomicroscopy of the right and left
eyes after single eye surgery shows a similar reduction in endothelial cell density to that …

accidental trauma Page 1 British Journal ofOphthalmology, 1982, 66, 518-519 Changes in
endothelial cell density following accidental trauma MJ ROPER-HALL, RS WILSON, AND SM …