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disease and disorder

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inflammation of the tear   dacryocstitis  
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double vision   diplopia  
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paralysis of the iris   iridoplegia  
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abnormal condition of the eye caused by a fungus   oculomycosis  
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pain in eye   ophthalmalgia  
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paralysis of eye   opthalmoplegia  
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abnormal fear of light   photophobia  
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defective curvature of the refractive surface of eye   astigmatism (Ast)  
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clouding of the lens of eye   cataract  
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obstruction of an oil gland of the eyelid (meibomian cyst   chalazion  
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nearsightedness   myopia  
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night blindness   nyctalopia  
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impaired vision as result of aging   presbyopia  
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thin tissue growing into the cornea from conjunctiva   pterygium  
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squint or crossed eyes caused by visual axes not meeting   strabismus  
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incision into tear sac   dacryocystotomy  
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surgical removal of eyeball   enucleation  
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method to remove cataracts   phacoemulsification  
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repair a detached retina   scleral buckling  
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drain to reduce introcular pressure   trabeculectomy  
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instrument used to measure the cornea   keratometer  
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instrument used for visual examination   ophthalmoscope  
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measurement of vision   optometry  
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intraocular pressure   IOP  
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visual acuity   VA  
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