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    Stereogram from ‘Stereoscopic Studies: Pathological Anatomy of the Eye.’ [Image 7 of 34]

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    Stereogram from ‘Stereoscopic Studies: Pathological Anatomy of the Eye.’

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    01.18.2024

    Photo by Ian Herbst 

    National Museum of Health and Medicine

    This stereogram about iridocyclitis depicts a cordlike vitreous body with a partial detachment of the retina. It is part of the set ‘Stereoscopic Studies: Pathological Anatomy of the Eye.’ The set was created by Anton Elschnig, and it was published by Imperial Publishing Co. of New York City in 1914. The set includes 64 stereograms in two volumes. (Disclosure: This image has been cropped to emphasize the subject.) (National Museum of Health and Medicine Photo by Ian Herbst.)

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    Date Taken: 01.18.2024
    Date Posted: 02.12.2024 10:53
    Photo ID: 8236210
    VIRIN: 240118-O-TY520-8317
    Resolution: 1774x2000
    Size: 2.26 MB
    Location: US
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