Excerpt from The Ophthalmoscope, Vol. 4: A Monthly Rew of Current Ophthalmology; November 1, 1906
These facts detract in some degree from the value of the ophthalmoscopic evidence of general vasar disease; yet it remains the best indicator of the state of the vessels generally which we possess. Positive evidence is of more value than negative; when retinal vasar disease is present the prognosis is always grave, when absent' it is not necessarily good. In all cases the evidence furnished by rigidity of the peripheral vessels, by high arterial tension, by hypertrophy of the heart, and by accentuation of the cardiac sounds, must have due weight.
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