Modern Problems in Ophthalmology. Ocular Immune Responses, vol. 16. of Ophthalmology

Modern Problems in Ophthalmology. Ocular Immune Responses, vol. 16. of Ophthalmology

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T h e t h i r d e d i t i o n of t h i s u n u s u a l b o o k c o n t a i n s a n e x p a n s i o n i n t h e n u m b e r of s y n d r o m e s d i s c u s s e d . As in p r e v i o u s e d i ­ tions, t h e book begins with a section o n s y n o n y m s a n d e p o n y m s in w h i c h s y n ­ d r o m e s a r e c r o s s - i n d e x e d . T h e b o o k con­ t i n u e s w i t h a d e s c r i p t i o n of e a c h s y n ­ d r o m e w i t h t h e o c u l a r findings l i s t e d in an easy-to-read table. T h e bibliography, w h i c h is s e p a r a t e for e a c h s y n d r o m e , h a s been revised to include 1975 references o n s o m e e n t r i e s . T h e r e is a s e c t i o n of cross-references a c c o r d i n g t o a n a t o m i c a l l o c a t i o n o r o c u l a r s y m p t o m a t o l o g y of t h e s y n d r o m e s . F u r t h e r cross-references a r e b a s e d o n s y s t e m i c m a n i f e s t a t i o n s , etiolo­ gy, a g e , e t h n i c g r o u p s , a n d g e n e t i c c o n ­ s i d e r a t i o n s . A s e c t i o n w h i c h is n e w w i t h t h i s e d i t i o n cross-references t h e s y n ­ dromes based o n clinical manifestations. With 4 3 6 syndromes listed, this book should b e even more valuable than t h e previous editions, allowing rapid a n d p r e c i s e identification of o c u l a r s y n d r o m e s in p a t i e n t s . S u c h c o m p l e t e n e s s d o e s h a v e a p r i c e ; t h e v o l u m e w e i g h s 3V2 p o u n d s a n d w i l l n o l o n g e r fit in e v e n t h e m o s t s p a c i o u s l a b o r a t o r y coat p o c k e t . KARL

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HENRY J. L. VAN DYK: Optic nerve sheath decom­ pression: the ophthalmic surgeon approaches papilledema NORMAL J. SCHATZ.- Pain associated with ophthalmoplegia NORMAL J. SCHATZ AND PETER J. SAVINO: Nystag­

mus

NORMAL J. SCHATZ AND NATHAN S. SCHLEZINGER:

Noncompressive causes of chiasmal disease

GEORGE Β. UDVARHELYI: Neurosurgical diagnosis

and treatment of lesions involving the anterior visual pathways ARTHUR JAMPOLSKY: Management of acquired

(adult) muscle palsies

ROBERT W. HOLLENHORST: Embolie retinal phe­ nomena ROBERT W. HOLLENHORST AND BRIAN R. YOUNGE:

Ocular manifestations of intrasellar and suprasellar tumors GEORGE Β. UDVARHELYI: The neurosurgical diag­

nosis and treatment of lesions involving the posteri­ or visual pathways JOEL S. GLASER: Ocular myasthenia gravis RONALD M. BÜRDE: Headache

HENRY J. L. VAN DYK: Some diagnostic blunders in neuro-ophthalmology ROBERT W. HOLLENHORST: Ophthalmologic as­

pects of stroke

NORMAL J. SCHATZ: Case presentation A: Progres­ sive visual loss GEORGE B. UDVARHELYI: Case presentation B:

SYMPOSIA Symposium o n Neuro-Ophthalmology: Transactions of t h e N e w Orleans Acade m y of O p h t h a l m o l o g y . St. L o u i s , M i s ­ s o u r i , C . V. M o s b y , C o . , 1 9 7 6 . C l o t h b o u n d , 3 7 8 p a g e s , t a b l e of c o n t e n t s , figures. index, 2 7 3 black a n d white $39.50 JOEL S. GLASER: Examination techniques in the

diagnosis of lesions of the optic nerve and chiasm RONALD M. BÜRDE: Ischémie optic neuropathies

GEORGE B. UDVARHELYI: Optic atrophy, papilledema, and the neurosurgeon RONALD M. BÜRDE: Retrobulbar optic neuritis JOEL S. GLASER: The heredofamiliar optic atro­ phies

Homonymous field defect

ROBERT W. HOLLENHORST: Case presentation C:

Painful ophthalmoplegia and diplopia

ROBERT W. HOLLENHORST: Case presentation D:

Anomalies of the pupil

M o d e r n Problems in Ophthalmology. O c u l a r I m m u n e R e s p o n s e s , v o l . 16. P r o c e e d i n g s of t h e F i r s t I n t e r n a t i o n a l on Immunology a n d Symposium I m m u n o p a t h o l o g y of t h e E y e , Stras­ bourg, M a y 20-22, 1974. Edited b y W. B ö k e a n d M . H . L u n t z . Basel, Switzer­ l a n d , S. Karger A. C , 1 9 7 6 . C l o t h b o u n d , 3 3 3 p a g e s , t a b l e of c o n t e n t s , 6 4 t a b l e s , 8 7 b l a c k a n d w h i t e figures. $ 4 0

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W. BÖKE (Kiel): Problems of ocular immunopathological inflammations. Ideas and facts R. WlTMER (Zurich): History of immunology of uveitis W A L D O N B. WACKER A N D CAROLYN M. KALSOW

JUNE, 1976

J. KOLIOPOULOS, G. PALIMERIS, A N D P. VELISSARO-

POULOS (Athens): Experimental uveitis induced by prostatic antigens ERIC L. N E L S O N {Irvine, Calif.): Prostaglandins and inflammation in the eye

(Louisville, Ky.): The role of uveal and retinal antigens in experimental autoimmune ocular pathology

J. MICHIELS A N D J. P. DERNOUCHAMPS

J. P. FAURE, C. DOREY, V U V A N T U Y E N , A N D Y. D E

A. H. S. RAHI A O R. C. TRIPATHI (London): Anato-

(Louvain):

Quantitation of specific antibodies in the aqueous humor

ΚθΖΑΚ (Paris): Experimental autoimmune uveoretinitis and specificity of retinal antigens

my of passivr arthus reaction in the cornea. A preliminary communication

A. H. S. RAHI, D. R. LUCAS, A N D M. W A G H E

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(London): Experimental immune retinitis: Induc­ tion by isolated photoreceptors ROBERTA L. MEYERS (LOS Angeles, Calif.): Experi­ mental allergic uveitis: Induction by retinal rod outer segments and pigment epithelium

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RUCHHOLT;, Kiel): Histoincompatibility and allogeneic corn · grafting between inbred strains of rats M A T H E A R. ALLANSMITH, D A N I E L D R E L L , G L E N

KAJYAMA, A N D M A X F I N E (San Francisco,

Calif):

The role of tissue typing in corneal transplantation

Y. D E KOZAK, W. S. YOUN, M. BOGOSSIAN, A N D J. P.

FAURE (Paris): Humoral and cellular immunity to retinal antigens in guinea pigs D. U T H O F F A N D W. M Ü L L E R - R U C H H O L T Z

(Kiel,:

Demonstration of cell-mediated immunological re activity to transplantation antigens in uveo-retinal tissues PHILIP R. B. M C M A S T E R , V E R N O N G. W O N G , A N D

JAMES D. O W E N S (Bethesda, Md.): The propensity

of different strains of guinea pigs to develop experimental autoimmune uveitis

PERRY S. BINDER, BRYAN M. G E B H A R D T , JOHN W. C H A N D L E R , A N D H E R B E R T E. KAUFMANN, (Gaines-

ville, Fla.): Immunologie protection of rabbit corneal allografts with heterologous blocking antibody. Immunologie protection and corneal allografts R. S T . C. D W Y E R , S. DAROUGAR, A N D Β. R. JONES

(London): Immediate hypersensitivity in the guinea pig conjunctiva. II. Effect of treatment with antihistamines, steroids and disodium cromoglycate J. FRANCOIS, V. VICTORIA-TRONCOSO, A N D P. C.

C. FRIEDRICH-WIRTH, E. KRAUS-MACKIW, A N D W.

MAUDGÄL (Ghent): Immunology of the vitreous body

MÜLLER-RUCHHOLTZ (Heidelberg): Sensitizing capacity of syngeneic, allogeneic and xenpgeneic ocular tissue. Effect of intact and injured rat eyes

ARTHUR M. SILVERSTEIN, U R I E L TICHO, A N D R E W A. MONJAN, A N D G E R A L D A. C O L E (Baltimore,

GEORGE E. MARAK, RAMON L. F O N T , A N D P A U L F.

ALEPA (Bethesda, Md.): Experimental lens-induced granulomatous endophthalmitis A. G. SECCHI, T. SEGATO, A N D B. MANCTNI (Padua):

Release of protein and cations from the lens in the presence of different antigen-antibody interactions EVA KINCSES A N D G. SZABO (Debrecen):

Cell-

mediated and humoral immune response after lens injury GEORGE E. MARAK, JR. (Washington,

D.C.): Im-

Md./Jerusalem): Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus-induced ocular immunopathology ANNE-CATHERINE M A R T E N E T (Zurich):

Immuno-

logical aspects of viral uveitis J. DENIS (Paris): Immunological study of aqueous humor in ocular herpes simplex B. AMOR (Paris): Isolated uveitis—Relationship with ankylosing spondylitis and Reiter's syndrome G. DESMONTS (Paris): Some remarks on the immunopathology of toxoplasmic uveitis

munopathology of sympathetic ophthalmia

J. KOLIOPOULOS, G. THEODOSSIADIA, A N D G. PAL-

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al and cellular immune response to uveal." d joint tissue antigens

R. CAMPINCHI, E. B L O C H - M I C H E L , J. CARTRON, R.

HABIBI, A N D M. BOGOSSIAN (Paris): Lymphocyte

transformation test in uveal pathology JEFFERY FREEDMAN (Johannesburg): Immunological aspects of uveitis in Bantu-speaking Negroes of South Africa

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P. J. G R O B , A. C. M A R T E N E T , A N D R. WITMER

P. B O N N E T , J. P. F A U R E , A N D J. C. L E D O U A R E C

(Zurich): Nonspecific immune parameters and hep-atitis B antigens in patients with uveitis

(Clermont-Ferrand): Standardization of an experimental immune uveitis in the rabbit for topical testing of drugs

J. JENSSEN, H. L. JENSSEN, H. KÖHLER, A N D H.

FRIEMEL (Rostock): The use of the macrophage electrophoretic mobility test for the diagnosis of eye diseases

ROBERT A. NOZIK, WILLIAM A. GODFREY, W A L LACE V. E P S T E I N , G. RICHARD O ' C O N N O R , SAMUEL J. KIMURA, A N D M I C H A E L J. H O G A N (San Francisco,

Calif.): Immunosuppressive treatment of uveitis

B. ALGAN AND J. F A U (Nancy): Considerations on the value of allergic cutaneous tests in the diagnosis of uveitis and its therapeutic management

KOKI AOKI A N D SEIJI SUGIURA (Sapporo):

SEIJI SUGIURA, MAKOTO SANEFUJI A N D SCHIGEAKI

G. B. BIETTI, L. CERULLI, A N D P. PIVETTI-PEZZI

O H N O (Sapporo): Immunological studies on Behçet's and Harada's diseases. I. Cell-mediated immunity in Behçet's and Harada's diseases. II. HL-A antigens associated with Behçet's disease

(Rome): Behçet's disease and immunosuppressive treatment. Our personal experience

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suppressive treatment of Behçet's disease