A CASE OF ANGIOMATOSIS RETINAE

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IHE following case seems to be sufficiently rare to be recorded.The patient was a man, aged 32 years.He first consulted Mr. Niccol on May 12, 1933, and was referred to Mr. Foster Moore on June 8.He was a perfectly healthy individual and, until a few months previously, was acting as an air pilot.He passed the R.A.F.test as pilot in 1931 so that, apart from his own statement, it may safely be concluded that his sight was perfect at that time.Fourteen days before being seen by Mr. Niccol during an attack of " flu.," he noticed a black spot before the right eye, and for the last five days had been troubled by metamorphopsia.On examination the left eye was perfect in every way.The

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