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retinitis pigmentosa

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retinitis pig·men·to·sa  (pgmn-ts, -mn-)
n.
A hereditary degenerative disease of the retina, characterized by night blindness, pigmentary changes within the retina, and eventual loss of vision.

[New Latin pigmentsa, feminine of pigmentsus, pigmented.]

retinitis pigmentosa  (rtn-ts pgmn-ts)
A hereditary degenerative disease of the retina, characterized by difficulty seeing at night, pigmentary changes within the retina, and eventual loss of vision.


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The researchers focussed their study on two degenerative eye diseases retinitis pigmentosa and age-related macular degeneration.
Richard and Jean Bartlam founded the Coventry and District branch of the British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society 30 years ago.
Daniel Owens, of Eirias High School, was diagnosed with an hereditary disease, Retinitis Pigmentosa, at the start of his GCSE studies.
 
 
 
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