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Angiomatosis retinae was described as early as 1882 by Fuchs1 and subsequently by several other investigators, but it was von Hippel2 in 1904 who first recognized it as a clinical entity. Since then his name has been associated with the disease. Scarlett3 reported the first case in this country in 1925. Cushing and Bailey4 and Bedell5 have subsequently reviewed the literature, but studies on an enucleated eye employing differential staining technics have not been recorded in the American literature and rarely in the literature of other countries. Because of this fact and the rarity of the condition, it has been considered worth while to report a case.REPORT OF A CASEA boy aged 15 years was first seen and admitted to the Wills Hospital, to the service of Dr. Frank C. Parker, on May 24, 1937. His parents stated that when he was |
