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Excerpt from The Ophthalmic Record, 1907, Vol. 16: A Monthly Review of the Progress of Ophthalmology
One case had iritis of both eyes (no. Probably specific, and should not have been included in this report. Another case (no. In which several tenotomies were made, was a hysterical girl and was apparently worse than before. Still another case (no. 32) has a dilated stomach and has been greatly improved by lavage. An other case (no. 100) has had facial neuralgia, for which operation has been made from which she received some benefit.
Eighty-nine patients answered Yes to the third question - that there would be a return of the headache if glasses were left off, 5 patients have discarded the spectacles for distance and only wear them for near work. All the others continue to wear them for near and distant vision.
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