Taylor W O
Trans Ophthalmol Soc U K (1962). 1978;98(4):423-45.
The visual disabilities of oculocutaneous albinism are discussed in the light of a series of 32 such patients seen in South-west Scotland between 1962 and 1978. Possible explanations for these defects are considered, with reference to an original series of light and electron microscopic sections from early embryos by Dr John Shaw-Dunn of the Department of Anatomy of Glasgow University which may afford clues to the relationship between the pigmentary and neurological aspects of the condition. Various forms of treatment which have been suggested are debated, and the author's own approach is described. Emphasis is laid on the social needs of the albino, and ways of meeting these are put forward.
根据1962年至1978年间在苏格兰西南部诊治的32例眼皮肤白化病患者，对其视觉障碍进行了讨论。参考格拉斯哥大学解剖学系约翰·肖 - 邓恩博士提供的早期胚胎的一系列原始光镜和电镜切片，考虑了这些缺陷的可能解释，这些切片可能为该病色素沉着和神经方面之间的关系提供线索。对已提出的各种治疗方法进行了讨论，并描述了作者自己的治疗方法。重点强调了白化病患者的社会需求，并提出了满足这些需求的方法。
