ee
Table 10
i
Ophthalmological Survey, 1967
,
Exposed (63)*
No.
i
‘Anisocoria
1
Arcus senilis
Argyll Robertson pupil
20
1
Choroiditis (old, healed)
Conjunctivitis
1
4
d
Corneal pigment
1
er
Lens:
Polychromatic sheen
f
‘
:
Chalazion
Ih
Corneal scars
s,
On
Driisen
;
.
al
_ ie
ae
n-
er
es,
ely
ase
ep.
he
als.
n is
2 of
sed
ace
Jers
tes.
1rofall
°
Right eye
Left eye
Right eye
Left eye
Leprosy, eye signs of
Macular degeneration
Pinguecula
Right eye
Righteye
Proptosis
Phthisis bulbi
Positive Rhomberg
Retinal arteriosclerosis
Retinalscars
Retinal hemorrhages
Retinopathy, diabetic
Ocular muscle imbalance
Esophorea
Exophorea
‘aSes
ito a
team.
2
3.2
1
1.6
l
1.6
1
1.5
1.6
No.
%
1
0.54
25
13.5
5
6
2.7
3.2
i
0.54
2
1.08
15
21
22
11.34
8
4
12
10.5
18
16
9.6
8.56
5
75
17
9.8
2
3
7
8.2
6
11.88
14
7.56
4
3
1.5
2.16
1
L
1.6
75
0.54
3
1.62
1
0.54
13
6.0
7.2
13
19.5
7.2
33
13
1
19.5
1.5
1
9
1
1
1.5
13.5
1.5
1.5
2
3
1
1.6
I
15
1
1.6
l1
16.5
17.82
28
2
1
15.12
1.08
0.54
18
3
2
1
9.72
1.67
1.08
0.54
8
4,32
1
0.54
23
12.42
Phorias
le in
ases
%
16.5
13
Left eye
No.
Unexposed (185)
11
4
Pterygium
een
1.5
5
Left eye
5
6.0
i
2
1
Nystagmus
15
30
1.5
4.5
4
Aphakia
%o
3
10
Right eye
Left eye
Cataracts, senile
ular
‘ass
Left eye
Lenticular opacities
he
up
Right eye
Tropias
Esotropia
Uveitis
Exotropia
Vitreous opacities
Difficulty with night vision
*
-
2
1.08
2
1.08
.
Numberof people examined in each group.
Y0B S212
—
i
Children
of exposed (62)
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