Two of these were under seven years

Two of these were under seven years of age. Operative treatment has, owing to lack of accommodation, been limited. The question is, What can be done to prevent such loathsome eye troubles as present them selves?I have not been able as yet to confirm the report that vesical calculus and malaria are common in this district.I have very good authority as to the veracity of the former.An interesting case of erythema multiforme bullosum fell to my lot.When first seen the patient's body was covered with large purplish blebs.The mucous membrane of the mouth and conjunctiva were also affected.Though weak the patient showed no other objective symptoms.The treatment given was sodium salicylate with occasional doses of magnesium sulphate.