Lacrimal apparatus, (Clinical Volume 4, Chapter 13 )
nasolacrimal duct. (See Nasolacrimal duct)
puncta of. (See Lacrimal puncta)
sac in. (See Lacrimal sac)
scintigraphy. (See Dacryoscintigraphy)
Lamellar refractive keratoplasty. See Keratoplasty, lamellar
Lamina vitrea. See Bruch’s membrane
Lamps, slit. See Slit lamp
Landry ascending paralysis. See Guillain-Barre syndrome, bulbar variant
Laser(s). See also Photocoagulation
excimer. (See Excimer laser)
photocoagulation. (See Photocoagulationin)
trabeculoplasty. (See Trabeculoplasty, laserin)
wavelengths. (See also Laser light)
Laser trabeculoplasty. See Trabeculoplasty, laser
Lashes
trichiasis of. (See Trichiasis)
Lasix. See Furosemide
Latent nystagmus, 38
Lateral medullary syndrome. see Wallenberg syndrome
Lateral orbitotomy. see Orbitotomy, lateral
LATs. See Latency-associated transcripts (LATs)
LCAT deficiency, familial. see Lecithin: cholesterol acyl transferase deficiency, familial
LE. See Lupus erythematosus
Lens epithelial cells, (1): 71A: 12–13
Lens(es)., (Foundations Volume 1, Chapter 1) (Foundations Volume 1, Chapter 12) (Foundations Volume 1, Chapter 15) (Foundations Volume 2, Chapter 10) See also Cataract(s) See also Lens of eye; specific lens
bifocal. (See Bifocals)
cataract. (See under Cataract)
contact. (See Contact lenses)
corneal contact. (See Contact lenses, corneal)
corrective. (See Contact lenses; Implants; Spectacle lenses)
ectopic. (See Ectopia lentis)
Fresnel. (See Fresnel optics)
hydrophilic. (See Contact lenses, soft)
intraocular. (See Intraocular lenses)
multifocal. (See Multifocal lenses)
multifocal intraocular. (See Multifocal intraocular lenses)
spectacle. (See Spectacle lenses)
toric. (See Toric lenses)
zonule of. (See Zonular apparatus)
Lens of eye
dislocated. (See Ectopia lentis)
displacement. ( See also Lens of eye, retained material after surgery)
fiber-fiber cell coupling in, (1).72A: 2–4
spherical. (See Weil-Marchesani syndrome)
Leukeran. See Chlorambucil
Leukodystrophy
globoid cell. (See Krabbe’s disease)
LGN. See Lateral geniculate nucleus
Lid(s), (Foundations Volume 2, Chapter 1See also Skin)
aging and disease states, (2): 1 9–12
blepharoptosis. ( See also Blepharoptosis; Ptosis)
canthal tendons. (See Canthal tendons)
developmental abnormalities
entropion. (See Entropion)
epicanthus. (See Epicanthus)
infection of. (See Blepharitis; Cellulitis)
inflammation of. (See Blepharitis)
lacerations. ( See also Lid(s), trauma)
malposition of, orbital disease and, (2); 22: 4
ptosis. (See Ptosis)
trauma, (Clinical Volume 5, Chapter 75 )
management of. ( See also Lid(s), trauma, surgical repair)
surgical repair. ( See also Lid(s), trauma, management of; Reconstructive surgery, of eyelids)
Ligament of Zinn. See Zonular apparatus
Ligamentum pectinatum anguli iridocornealis. See Trabecular meshwork
Ligamentum pectinatum iridis. See Trabecular meshwork
Light, (Clinical Volume 1, Chapter 31) See also Physical optics; (Foundations Volume 2, Chapter 15 )
amplification, by stimulated emission of radiation. (See Laser light; Laser(s))
dispersion. (See Dispersion of light)
injury from. (See Light toxicity)
laser. (See Laser light)
measurement of. (See Photometry)
pupillary reaction to. (See Pupil of eye, light reflex)
ultraviolet. (See Ultraviolet radiation)
Light microscopy. See also Microscopy
Light rays. See Ray(s)
Light stress test. See Photostress test
Lindau disease. See Von Hippel-Lindau disease
Lipodystrophy, intestinal. See Whipple’s disease
Lowe syndrome. See Oculocerebrorenal syndrome
Lues. See Syphilis
Luetic disorders. See Syphilis
Lung disease
lymphomatoid granulomatosis. (See Lymphomatoid granulomatosis)
Wegener’s granulomatosis. (See Wegener’s granulomatosis)
Lymphocyte(s). See also B cells; T cells
B and T cells. ( See also B lymphocytes; T lymphocytes)
Lymphoepithelial lesions, benign. See also Mikulicz’s syndrome
Lymphokines. See also specific type
Lymphoproliferative disorders. See specific disorders
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