In this issue of Bracco 1 readers are presented with an excursus on the fates and (few) ills of ophthalmoscopy, attempting to provide the official elements and the most important examples of ophthalmoscopy semiology through the explanations of Prof. M. Maione, Director of the Ophthalmology Clinic of the University of Parma.
Structure
The fundus of the eye, by Mario Maione
Edema (p. 63-I)
Retinal hemorrhage (p. 64-I)
Retinal exudates (p. 69-I)
Retinopathy (p. 69-I)
Appearance of the vessels (p. 70-I)
Involutional sclerosis (p. 70-I)
Reactive sclerosis (p. 70-I)
Hypertonic contraction (p. 70-I)
Arterial dilation (p. 71-I)
Microaneurysm (p. 74-I)
Vascular walls (p. 74-I)
New retinal vessel formation (p. 77-I)
Retinal hemodynamics (p. 77-I)
Conclusions (p. 78-I)
Technical features
19 p. (61 - 79 pp.) : ill. ; 34x16 cm
Notes
Editor-in-Chief: Tullio Bracco
Editor: Ketto Cattaneo
Layout: Mario Scheichenbauer
Drawings and graphics: Lido Picarelli
Printing: Amilcare Pizzi S.p.A.
Cover: a case of retinitis pigmentosa in an early ophthalmoscopic observation (from: Iconographie ophthalmologique by Sichel 1852-1859)
Noted within the issue are advertisements for Merck-Bracco pharmaceutical products featured in the issue: Eupaverina, Tibutolo and Lisolipin
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