OCCLUSION HYPERTROPIA

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On occasions like this it is customary for the speaker to say that he is overcome by the honor conferred on him. Whenever possible I depart from such traditional practice, but tonight I cannot do so, for I sincerely feel highly honored by the privilege of paying tribute here to the memory of Dr. de Schweinitz. I appreciate this privilege especially because of my admiration for him and because of our long friendship. This friendship began forty-one years ago, at the outset of my ophthalmologic career, when Dr. de Schweinitz was at the pinnacle of success. At that time and many times later his encouragement of my efforts in research provided a lasting inspiration for which I shall always be grateful. The subject of this paper is of some practical importance, but I have chosen it not for this reason but because after having been perplexed by it for years,

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