Zur pathologischen Anatomie der Cataract

Förster, R.

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“…He studied the development of senile cataract and observed that sweeping the cornea using a squint hook after iridectomy tended to accelerate the maturation of early cataract due to degradation of cortical fibres (Foerster , ). He also described metamorphopsias as a symptom of retinal and choroidal diseases, including retinitis circumscripta and chorioiditis areolaris (Foerster ), fungal infection of the inferior lacrimal duct (Foerster ), amaurosis partialis fugax (Foerster ), accommodation in aphakia (Foerster ), traumatic lens luxation in the anterior chamber (Foerster ) and pseudo‐Egyptian ophthalmia (Foerster ).…”

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Carl Friedrich Richard Foerster (1825–1902) – the inventor of perimeter and photometer

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Sobolewska²

2015

Acta Ophthalmologica

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Carl Friedrich Richard Foerster (1825-1902) was a German who was born in the Polish city Leszno. He studied medicine at the Medical Faculty of Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland) University, and later in Heidelberg and Berlin. From 1855, he worked in Breslau, where he established in 1857 the first ophthalmology clinic. Later, he became a professor in ophthalmology, the first director of the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Breslau, and even the rector of this University. Forster did many pioneering works on visual fields, invented a photometer and the first perimeter, known for many years as the Foerster perimeter. Moreover, he studied night blindness, visual field changes due to different pathologies, and many eye diseases, including glaucoma, cataract, retinal and choroidal diseases.

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Carl Friedrich Richard Foerster (1825–1902) – the inventor of perimeter and photometer

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2015

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Linse

Szily¹

1937

Auge 3

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Ueber ophthalmoskopische Erscheinungen in der peripherie des Augengrundes

Magnus¹

1889

Graefe's Arhiv für Ophthalmologie

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Die vorliegende Arbeit beabsichtigt nicht eiue erschSpfende ophthalmoskopische Besckreibung aller Yer~nderungen der Peripherie des Augengrundes zu geben, wie wir sie bei den verschiedensten Erkrankungen des Auges, als bei Entzfindung der Netz-und Aderhaut 2), bei GlaskSrperbhtungen ~), bei Glaukom ~) u. a. m. als Theilerseheinung des krankhaften Processes aueh in der-Augengruudperipherie wiederfinden. Es liegt vielmehr ledig]ich nur in dem Plan meiner Untersuchung, gewisse Ver~nderungen der Augengrundperipherie ophthalmoskopisch ersch5pfend zu schildern, welche gerade f[ir die vordersten Absohnitte des Hintergrundes des Auges eine charakteristisehe Erscheinung 1) Schwelgger, Vorlesungen fiber den Gebrauch des Augenspiegels. Berlin 1864. p. 89. ~) Zieminski, Apoplexie g4n~rale du corps vitr~ chez les adolescents. Extr~it du Reeueil d'ophthalmologie 1888. p. 8. s) Fuchs~ Chorioidids bei Glankom. Bericht fiber die elfte ¥ersammlung der oph~halmolog[schen Geseilschaft~ Heidelberg 1878. Rostock 1878. p. 65.

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Zur pathologischen Anatomie der Cataract

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Carl Friedrich Richard Foerster (1825–1902) – the inventor of perimeter and photometer

Carl Friedrich Richard Foerster (1825–1902) – the inventor of perimeter and photometer

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Ueber ophthalmoskopische Erscheinungen in der peripherie des Augengrundes

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