Titlebook: Atlas of Ophthalmology; Michael G. Glasspool Book 1982 M. G. Glasspool 1982 ophthalmology

amphibian

Malleable

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-1830-6It is possible to examine the fundus of the eye in detail because of the magnifying effect of the cornea and lens. A magnification of ×15 in the normal patient enables the optic disc, which is only 1.5 mm in diameter, to be seen in considerable detail.

floaters

JOT

The Cytoplasm: Paraplasmic InclusionsThe exposed position of the eye makes it very susceptible to injury. While the bony orbital margin provides some protection from blunt injury by large objects, the lids are not an effective barrier to small sharp objects.

PSA-velocity

eucalyptus

Secretory Pathway of Pancreatic Acinar CellsThere are many different terms used in the English language to describe a squint—for example, strabismus, cast, turn, wall-eyed and cross-eyed—but they may mean different things to different people. Even the term squint may be used to describe the screwing up of the eyes.

infringe

繞著哥哥問

Ribosomes, Rough Endoplasmic ReticulumThe fundus of the eye offers a unique opportunity for the easy examination of part of the vascular tree and for the early diagnosis of conditions affecting this system.

Obsequious

FLIRT

Anatomy and Physiology,The sense of vision depends on the integrity of a set of anatomical and physiological factors, a study of which will simplify the understanding of ocular disease.