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Meanings of crystalline lens in English
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cristal·lí Transparent, biconvex natural lens inside the eye that, along with the cornea, refracts light to be focused on the retina, and whose shape can be modified by muscles to adapt the focal distance.
See moreUsage of crystalline lens in English
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CATARACT.-Thisis an opacity of the crystalline lens or its capsule.
2
The crystalline lens of the eye exhibits the effect in a very striking manner.
3
This refers to the enamel of the teeth and the crystalline lens of the eye.
4
The crystalline lens and retina may be treated similarly.
5
Last of all, he comes to the crystalline lens.
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It is not the crystalline lens of your eyes which is sorry, when you cry?
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Looked at from without, the crystalline lens at the same time is seen to gleam vividly.
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State the action of the crystalline lens.
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The various parts of the eye, but more particularly the crystalline lens, undergo modifications in form and structure.
10
Show how the iris, the crystalline lens, the retina, the ciliary muscle, and the cornea aid in seeing.
11
The crystalline lens enclosed in its capsule is situated immediately behind the pupil, in front of the vitreous body.
12
The patient had a tremulous iris in his right eye and had clearly suffered from dislocation of the crystalline lens.
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It is ascertained, by exact experiment with the phacueidoscope, that accommodation depends on change of form of the crystalline lens.
14
Buller describes a case of lightning-stroke in which the external ocular muscles, the crystalline lens, and the optic nerve were involved.
15
This suggests that the risk for cataract from intermittent contact between the crystalline lens and IOL from accommodative effort is unlikely.
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The Natural IOL reduces ultraviolet and blue-light exposure to the retina, mimicking the filtering normally provided by the human crystalline lens.
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United States of America
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