430 SURVEY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY VOLUME 54 � NUMBER 3 � MAY–JUNE 2009

TIME OPHMICHAEL F. MARMOR, EDITOR

‘‘Lest We Forget: An OphthalmologicalCrossword Puzzle’’

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Definitions:

ACROSS:

1 A small area5 Confused (as speech)

11 Contrary to ‘‘to’’14 Source-book of ophthalmology15 Whether ’tis ______ in the mind.17 Ophthalmic flower18 Giant of ophthalmology (German)20 Pioneer of cataract surgery (American)22 Perhaps23 Element critical for chips24 ______road27 Who’s the ______?29 What pays for many patient visits (abbr.)32 Pioneer of optics (Swiss)34 Grand Juror’s Assoc.35 What the optic N. is a part of38 Sharper, be it wit or scalpel40 Inventor of an ophthalmoscope (German)43 Extra-corporeal liver perfus’n44 Fever-carrying mosquito45 Crow crowing48 Chicago train49 Ruckus alternative51 Pioneer of neuro-ophthalmology (American)54 Pioneer of cataract surgery (French)55 Tarsi56 Mi follower57 Cockney abode?58 Pioneer of optics (English)61 ____ for the course62 Boxes64 Something to play with65 Optic nerve crossing67 USA for Pierre or Pedro69 Cared for a sprain71 Useful grain72 Layer of the retina (abbr.)74 Intraocular lens pioneer (English)75 Pioneer of detachment surgery (Swiss)76 Site of brunescence77 Most ophthalmologists would rather spend time

in the OR (hospital locale)78 Orderly; or Scotch without rocks

DOWN:

1 Reagan missile program2 Inventor of an ophthalmoscope (Czech)3 Steinbeck character4 Pioneer of electricity and magnetism (Serb)

5 Excessively express pride of winning6 After BC7 A turn of the wheel (abbr.)8 Opposite of Sis9 Fencing challenge

10 Small boat11 To escape in winter12 Arbiter of fouls13 Sandwiched treats16 Inventor of an ophthalmoscope (English)19 Western state21 Negative23 Rationale for ophthalmology25 A size26 City near Warsaw28 Giant of optics (Dutch)30 ___ hepatica31 Pioneer of detachment surgery (Belgian-born)33 Ophthalmologist’s degree36 Lump on the lid37 Anterior segment exams (abbr.), or end of

a childhood virus?39 Retinal dystrophy41 Baby, sexy (slang, Spanish)42 Eliot45 Filmmaking brother46 One cause of macular degeneration47 Pioneer of neuro-ophthalmology (American)49 Increase (e.g., production ahead of

demand)50 Grape-like part of the eye51 Intraocular lens pioneer (English)52 Statistical insignificance (abbr.)53 Something to wear54 What we prescribe (______ a drug)56 Ocular tissue of concern in orbital and muscle

surgery59 Atomic __ (abbr.)60 Works hard61 Author of The Age of Reason63 Equivalent to OD65 Storage for music or memory66 Undesirable element in an intraocular foreign

body68 Active form of vitamin A70 What ophthalmology is all about73 Opposite to upper lid (abbr.)74 Important member of the clinic team

—Michael F. Marmor, MDStanford, California, USA

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