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  • Subject: Eye
Medical - Eyes
Medical - Eyes
Bezant, Graham
11/6/1968
Magnifying spectacles were worn by surgeon during delicate transplant operation as he sliced away corneal tissue that was only tiny fractions of an in(...)
Magnifying spectacles were worn by surgeon during delicate transplant operation as he sliced away corneal tissue that was only tiny fractions of an in(...)
Bezant, Graham
11/6/1968
Believed to be only living person born with a cataract in one eye who has developed vision as good in that eye as in normal one, Janine Willie, 4, wai(...)
Believed to be only living person born with a cataract in one eye who has developed vision as good in that eye as in normal one, Janine Willie, 4, wai(...)
Spremo, Boris
11/29/1974
Ordinary sea coral: The 'key' to implanting a movable artificial eye, the reef-forming coral allows the patient's own blood vessels and tissues to grow in it
Ordinary sea coral: The 'key' to implanting a movable artificial eye, the reef-forming coral allows the patient's own blood vessels and tissues to grow in it
Stawicki, Andrew
6/14/1991
Plastic cornea implant, the first of its type in Canadian medical history, was performed at Scarborough General Hospital yesterday on a man who was bl(...)
Plastic cornea implant, the first of its type in Canadian medical history, was performed at Scarborough General Hospital yesterday on a man who was bl(...)
Bezant, Graham
11/6/1968
Dr. Henry Brent, a doctor at the Hospital for Sick Children's contact lense clinic uses a light in order to examine the eyes of 18-month-old Wayne Mil(...)
Dr. Henry Brent, a doctor at the Hospital for Sick Children's contact lense clinic uses a light in order to examine the eyes of 18-month-old Wayne Mil(...)
Spremo, Boris
11/5/1976
Eyelids are clamped open by surgical clamps to prevent patient blinking while surgeons cut away two-thirds of the old cornea. The Patient remains cons(...)
Eyelids are clamped open by surgical clamps to prevent patient blinking while surgeons cut away two-thirds of the old cornea. The Patient remains cons(...)
Bezant, Graham
11/6/1968
Tiny plastic cornea, the size of a button, used in yesterday's transplant operation is shown balanced on end of a finger to illustrate its size. It is(...)
Tiny plastic cornea, the size of a button, used in yesterday's transplant operation is shown balanced on end of a finger to illustrate its size. It is(...)
Bezant, Graham
11/6/1968
The Anatomy, physiology and pathology of the eye.
The Anatomy, physiology and pathology of the eye.
Armour & Ramsay
1850
For the First Time, surgery has been used to remove a cataract from the eye of a horse, former racehorse Rullah's Image
For the First Time, surgery has been used to remove a cataract from the eye of a horse, former racehorse Rullah's Image
Slaughter, Mike
2/8/1976
Merry christmas, Solomon Green, 11, of the Bahamas, tries on helmet after leaving hospital where he had operation to correct crossed eyes. Helping him(...)
Merry christmas, Solomon Green, 11, of the Bahamas, tries on helmet after leaving hospital where he had operation to correct crossed eyes. Helping him(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
12/17/1977
Eye surgery
Eye surgery
Russell, Jim
7/31/1984
Shamiza Mohamed of Guyana, who's only 19 months old, has had a delicate operation on her eye, designed to save her sight, at the Hospital for Sick Chi(...)
Shamiza Mohamed of Guyana, who's only 19 months old, has had a delicate operation on her eye, designed to save her sight, at the Hospital for Sick Chi(...)
Hospital for Sick Children
11/22/1973
Able to see clearly for the first time in her life, 14-year-old Bonilyne Chambers doesn't mind the bandage temporarily replaced over her right eye. Sh(...)
Able to see clearly for the first time in her life, 14-year-old Bonilyne Chambers doesn't mind the bandage temporarily replaced over her right eye. Sh(...)
Griffin, Doug
9/10/1974
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