TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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Volume 11/part 1a |
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§1001. |
Introduction |
5 |
§1002. |
Hermann von Helmholtz |
7 |
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Dioptrics |
8 |
§1003. |
Anatomy of the visual system |
11 |
§1005. |
Ernst Brücke (1819-1892) |
13 |
§1007. |
Histology of the eye |
18 |
§1008. |
The pathologic anatomy of the visual organ |
20 |
§1009. |
The physiology of the visual organ |
21 |
§1010. |
Goethe and the color theory |
23 |
§1011. |
The natural philosophers |
30 |
§1012. |
Seebeck and the history of color blindness |
36 |
§1013. |
Johannes Evangelista Purkinje (1787-1869) |
44 |
§1014. |
Purkinje's contribution to ophthalmology and visual physiology |
47 |
§1015. |
Johannes Müller (1801-1858) |
52 |
§1016. |
Publications by Johannes Müller concerning the physiology of the visual system |
55 |
§1018. |
Alfred Wilhelm Volkmann (1800-1877) |
70 |
§1021. |
Hermann von Helmholtz (1821-1894) |
83 |
§1022. |
The publications by Helmholtz |
90 |
§1023. |
The precursors of the ophthalmoscope |
97 |
§1024. |
Further comments to the invention of the |
104 |
§1025. |
Helmholtz' successors |
110 |
§1026. |
Resistance against the ophthalmoscope |
116 |
§1027. |
Acceptance by the practicing physiciens |
119 |
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The annual reviews |
122 |
§1028. |
The introduction of the ophthalmoscope* |
123 |
§1029. |
Bibliography of ophthalmoscopy |
126 |
§1031. |
Ophthalmoscopic atlases |
145 |
§1032. |
Atlas der Ophthalmoskopie, by Dr. Richard Liebreich . |
155 |
§1033. |
The development of ophthalmoscopic knowledge |
160 |
§1034. |
Final observations on ophthalmoscopy |
163 |
§1035. |
The ophthalmometer |
164 |
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Brief History of the Ophthalmometer |
166 |
§1036. |
Accommodation |
172 |
§1037. |
The «Handbuch der physiologischen Optik» |
173 |
§1038. |
Frans Cornelis Donders (1818-1889) |
179 |
§1039. |
Donders, the investigator, teacher and practitioner |
183 |
§1040. |
Donders' main contribution: his book on the anomalies of accommodation and refraction |
187 |
§1041. |
The new terminology introduced by Donders |
190 |
§1042. |
The historical remarks |
191 |
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The history of Hypermetropia |
192 |
§1043. |
The history of Myopia |
194 |
§1044. |
The History of Astigmalism . |
195 |
§1044A. |
The history of Mydriatics and Miotics; |
201 |
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History of Paresis of Accommodation |
201 |
§1045. |
Bibliography of disturbances of refraction and accommodation |
202 |
§1046. |
The ophthalmic publications by C.F. Donders |
203 |
§1050. |
Albrecht von Graefe (1828-1870) |
214 |
§1051. |
Bibliographie |
215 |
§1052. |
Childhood |
217 |
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His Education |
217 |
§1053. |
Years of travels |
219 |
§1054. |
Graefe, the master of ophthalmology |
222 |
§1055. |
The turning point in Graefe's scientific career |
226 |
§1057. |
Graefe's private life |
230 |
§1059. |
His relationship wilh the outside physiciens |
241 |
§1060. |
The tragic end of Graefe's life |
243 |
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The Graefe Monument |
247 |
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Albrecht von Graefe was involved in the foundation of three institutes |
248 |
§1064. |
A. v. Graefe's scientific work |
257 |
§1069. |
Envy and Grudge |
272 |
§1076. |
Among the choroidal diseases A. v. Graefe concerned himself especially with the so-called sclerotico-chorioiditis posterior |
286 |
§1084. |
Errors of refraction and disturbances of ocular motility . |
304 |
§1085. |
Parasites and tumors |
305 |
§1086. |
Contributions to therapy and surgery |
308 |
§1087. |
The relationship of ocular diseases to pathologie changes in other organs and systemic diseases |
311 |