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ophthalmology [ˌɒfθælˈmɒlədʒɪ] n (Medicine) the branch of medicine concerned with the eye and its diseases ophthalmological [ɒfˌθælməˈlɒdʒɪkəl] adj
ophthalmology the branch of medical science that studies the eyes, their diseases and defects. — ophthalmologist, n. — ophthalmologic, ophthalmological, adj. See also: Eyesthe medical specialty that studies and treats diseases of the eye. — ophthalmologist, n. — ophthalmological, adj. See also: Medical Specialties
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ametropia astigmatism astigmia electric lamp emmetropia eyes farsightedness hypermetropic hypermetropy hyperopia hyperopic keratectasia keratoconus longsightedness Medical Specialties myopia nearsightedness ophthalmic ophthalmol. | com In "The Artist's Eyes: Vision and the History of Art", Michael Marmor (a professor on the faculty of the Stanford School of Medicine and an acknowledged expert in retinal physiology and disease) has teamed up with opthamologist James Ravin to produce a unique approach and perspective on the role of vision and eye disease in the creation of art and the perceptions of the artists. Many people don''t'' know this but BOTOX was actually first used by opthamologists to cure a condition in children in their eyes. CAPTION(S): HAPPY: Mary has a new lease of life and has taken up her old hobbies as her sight has improved HOT OFF THE PRESS: Derry Clarke and Mark Cahill, consultant opthamologist with the ICO unveil the 'Eating For Your Eye Health' booklet at the launch of AMB Awareness Week in L'Ecrivain Restautant GREEN FINGERS: With the right treatment Mary has regained her independence |
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