Acquired medullated nerve fibres.

AUTOR(ES)

Baarsma, G S

RESUMO

Myelination of nerve fibres normally stops at the lamina cribrosa. When it does proceed beyond the lamina cribrosa, it is believed to do so shortly after birth. A patient is recorded in whom medullated nerve fibres developed in the retina during adult life.

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