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Text book of veterinary medicine, Volume 3 (of 5)

PROLAPSE OF THE IRIS.

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This has been already referred to as a complication of perforating ulcer or wound of the cornea. If it cannot be returned and maintained by a compression bandage and eserin, the only resort is to draw out the prolapsing portion and cut it off with scissors, the eye and instruments having been rendered thoroughly aseptic.

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