TRAUMATIC LIPORRHAGIA RETINALIS (VERHOEFF)

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Abstract
Many interesting papers have been written on this condition since the first article, published by Donders in 1871. Stokes, in 1932, Malbrán, in 1940 and Smith, in 1941, have covered the literature rather well, though several other important contributions should be included in a complete bibliography of this condition. In this paper an attempt has been made to list important references which have appeared to date in the various ophthalmologic journals, so that they may be available for use in any further investigations. My purpose in this somewhat detailed search was to obtain, if possible, a more satisfactory explanation of the pathologic changes in the eye and to determine the mechanical basis of the retinal hemorrhages, the reasons for the many different types of hemorrhages, the cause of the extensive perivasculitis observed in several cases and, finally, the cause of the exudative processes so commonly seen in the macula, as

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