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Accommodation   Adjustment of the eyes, enabling light rays to focus on the retina. Adjustment of the thickness of the lens to make close vision possible.  
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Achromatopsia   Colour blindness.  
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Amblyopia   Starbismus or " lazy eye syndrome" in children.  
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Ametropia   An error in refraction causing poor focus.  
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Anacusis   Deafness.  
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Anosmia   Loss of the sense of smell.  
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Astigmatism   A form of ametropia in which a defective lens causes diffusion of light rays over the retina, rather than sharply focusing at a given point. Imperfection of the curvature.  
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Blepharoptosis   Prolapse of the eyelid.  
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Blepharoplasty   Surgical repair of the eyelid.  
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Cataracts   Opacities on the lens or the capsule that encloses the lens, causing loss of vision. Trectment usually involves removeal of lens.  
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Cerumen   A waxy secretion produced by the glands of the external ear canal to prevent the entrance of tiny foregn particles.  
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Ciliary Muscles   Muscles which relax or contract to alter the shape of the lens, making it thicker or thiner, thrs enabling the light rays to focus upon the retina.  
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Cochlea   Snail shaped inner ear structure.  
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Conjunctivitis   Inflammation of the conjunctiva.  
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Cones   Senses colour vision.  
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Corectasis   Dilation of the pupil.  
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Cornea   The clear, transparent portion of the sclera, anterior to the lens. "Window" of the eye.  
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