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Selective Amplification of the Electroretinogram

Selective Amplification of the Electroretinogram 1 4 0 Haus , T h e I n d u c tio n o f th e S h w a rtz m a n P h e n o m e n o n Conclusions. These experiments, in which a modified technique of vascu­ larization is used, can easily he carried out. It is of advantage that the various stages of the Shwartzman phenomenon can be studied continuously. We shall also use them to induce the Shwartzman phenomenon in other parts of the eye and to investigate the in­ fluence of different inhibitory substances, such as ACTH, etc., on the phenomenon. The results of these investigations will be re­ ported later. References. 1. Fabiani, G., and .4. Gauthier: C. R. Soc. Biol. (Alger) Nov. 26, 1936. — 2. Lamjham, M.: Brit. J. Ophth. 37, 210. 1953. Henkes, H. E .. !.. H . van dee Tweet, and J . J . Denier van der Con : O phthalm ologica 132, 140, 1956 (From the Rotterdam Eye Clinic and the Laboratory of Medical Physics of the University of Amsterdam.) Ry H. E. HENKES, L. H. VAN DER TWEEL and J. J. DENIER VAN DER GGN *. Introduction. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Ophthalmologica Karger

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Karger
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© 1956 S. Karger AG, Basel
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0030-3755
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1 4 0 Haus , T h e I n d u c tio n o f th e S h w a rtz m a n P h e n o m e n o n Conclusions. These experiments, in which a modified technique of vascu­ larization is used, can easily he carried out. It is of advantage that the various stages of the Shwartzman phenomenon can be studied continuously. We shall also use them to induce the Shwartzman phenomenon in other parts of the eye and to investigate the in­ fluence of different inhibitory substances, such as ACTH, etc., on the phenomenon. The results of these investigations will be re­ ported later. References. 1. Fabiani, G., and .4. Gauthier: C. R. Soc. Biol. (Alger) Nov. 26, 1936. — 2. Lamjham, M.: Brit. J. Ophth. 37, 210. 1953. Henkes, H. E .. !.. H . van dee Tweet, and J . J . Denier van der Con : O phthalm ologica 132, 140, 1956 (From the Rotterdam Eye Clinic and the Laboratory of Medical Physics of the University of Amsterdam.) Ry H. E. HENKES, L. H. VAN DER TWEEL and J. J. DENIER VAN DER GGN *. Introduction.

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