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| condition that occurs when visual acuity is not the same in both eyes. Also called lazy eye |
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| fuzzy vision caused by the irregular shape of one or both eyeballs |
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| inflammation of the eyelid |
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| inflammation of the palpebral conjunctiva, the inner lining of the eyelids |
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| involuntary contraction of the eyelid |
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| complete or partial opacity of the ocular lens |
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| inflammation of the conjunctiva; pinkeye |
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| herniated lacrimal sac (filled with fluid); often called a dacryocystocele, because dacryocyst is a synonym for lacrimal sac) |
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| inflammation of the tear sac |
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| a stone in the lacrimal apparatus |
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| excessive discharge of tears |
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| disease of the eye char. by increased intraoccular pressure and atrophy of the optic nerve |
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| a sty on the eyelid; a sty is an infection of a gland in the eye |
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| inflammation of the cornea |
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| referring to or related to tears or the tear ducts and glands |
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| excessive tearing; synonym for dacryorrhea |
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| generic term for eye disease; synonym for opthalmopathy |
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| a stone in the lacrimal apparatus; synonym for dacryolith |
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| generic term for eye disease; synonym for oculopathy |
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| farsightedness resulting from loss of elasticity of the lens due to aging |
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| Inflammation of the retina |
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| inflammation of the sclera and iris |
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| Lack of paralellism in the visual axesl crossed eyes |
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