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1883
BMJ (Clinical Research Edition)
severe subacute condition of irido-choroiditis, ending in softening and almost complete blindness; all the lashes of both its lids became white. The exact date of onset, in relation to the excision of the other eye, could not be determined. The author compared the case with one which Mr. Hutchinson had described, where both eyes were lost by spontaneous irido-choroiditis, and many of the lashes became white. He thoughit that the cases favoured the theory, of late somewhat discredited, that the
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