diplopia

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William Boothe Dallas diplopia - Double vision or seeing double usually with both eyes open as in binocular diplopia, but can be with only one eye as in monocular diplopia. emmetropia - Perfect distance vision without the need of glasses. endophthalmitis - An inflammation within the eye.

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  1. noun See double vision.

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  • A 68 year-old female with a past medical history of diabetes mellitus, hypertension, remotely treated breast cancer and sarcoidosis presented with a 4-day history of rapidly progressive right frontal and periorbital headache, associated with right ptosis, diplopia and unsteady gait. —  Clinical Cases and Images - Blog
  • William Boothe Dallas diplopia - Double vision or seeing double usually with both eyes open as in binocular diplopia, but can be with only one eye as in monocular diplopia. emmetropia - Perfect distance vision without the need of glasses. endophthalmitis - An inflammation within the eye. —  TravelPod.com Recent Updates
  • Sixteen months later, the patient developed cerebellar syndrome (dizziness, axial hypotonia, nystagmus, diplopia) and obsessive compulsive disorder. —  BMJ Latest Articles
  • Technical term for double vision is called diplopia. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
  • And diplopia may disappear when one eye is covered. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
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  1. New Latin, from Greek διπλόος, double, +ὠψ(ὠπ-), eye.
 

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