IPB Morphologies, Space Risk, The Collarette, Vascularized Transversal, Embryological & Classical signs - Lx - (ahm)

Vascularized Spleen Transversal

a) V-shaped IPB.

b) Buttonhole sign of IPB.

c) S sign of IPB indicates prolactinoma, endocrine and blood sugar imbalance.

d) Local absence of the IPB - 153' suggest Space Risk 24, possibly muscle cramps and joint pains.

e) Triangle IPB indicates gastro-intestinal disturbances with immunological complications and liver stress involvement.

f) U-shaped IPB.

g) Embryological signs at inner pupillary zone :

- Spleen deficiency - 70' correlation with spleen transversal.

- Adrenal stress / fatigue - 75'

- Kidneys insufficiency - 90', 95' & 145'

- Uterus disturbances - 158' & 166'

- Pineal gland and urinary bladder disturbances - 190'

h) Radial furrows / Major Rays - 343', 355' & 10' indicates sinusitis,hypothalamus stress, possibly family history of bronchitis and compromise in pituitary gland.

i) Closed lacunae attached on the border of the collarette :

- Concern with parotid lymph node - 45'

- Predisposition to pancreas dysfunction, blood sugar imbalance - 60'

- Possibly a family history of heart disease - 80'

- An indentation of the collarette - 85' signify cardiovascular risk.

- Pancreas lacuna - 225'

- Heart lacuna - 282'

- Potential of frontal sinus problem - 315'

- Sectional indentation of the collarette - 280'~315' possibly stress in ileum.

k) Vascularized  Spleen Transversal indicates

- Dysfunction of the spleen, tendency to disruption of the response of the RES and a history of splenomegaly / enlarged spleen.

- Vascularized Spleen Transversal can occur an autoimmune condition or vaccine reaction causing an infections, inflammatory problem and enlarged spleen, according to John Andrews.

(John Andrews, Iris & Pupillary Signs, Modern Iridology, 3rd Edition)