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hipermetropia Catalan
hipermetropia 
Abnormal condition in which vision for distant objects is better than for near objects.
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These results confirm the previously reported association between myopia, hyperopia, and nuclear opacity.
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Refraction in preterms during childhood progresses from hyperopia to myopia.
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The severity of lens nuclear opacity was positively associated with myopia and negatively associated with hyperopia.
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Grand Seiko gives relatively better performance in detecting myopia, hyperopia, and high myopia for school age children.
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All eyes experiencing hyperopia initially grew more than their fellow eyes and exhibited myopic shifts in refraction.
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They also examined other animals, and the same proportion of hypermetropia existed.
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Ocular examination showed hypermetropia 1.5 D. R. and L. with marked astigmatism.
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Surveillance: Routine ophthalmologic examinations for hypermetropia and strabismus; monitoring for progressive spine deformities; routine monitoring for other medication complications depending on the organ system involved.
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Most cases of squinting are caused by longsightedness, the muscles being strained in the effort to obtain distinct vision.
A reduced ability to focus on near objects caused by loss of elasticity of the crystalline lens after age 45.
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It is, however, due to the farsightedness and enterprise of Mr. C.H.
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Wilhelm II with his keen farsightedness set about to remedy this.
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Mrs. Budlong's campaign was undertaken with the same farsightedness as a magazine editor's.
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It is often advertised that it can cure everything from farsightedness to hair loss.
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Soon afterwards, eyeglasses were available to correct farsightedness.
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The Walker in Darkness rewards foresight, not farsightedness.
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In India, the Dalai Lama, suitably attired in saffron monkish garb, congratulated the government for its farsightedness.
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Including carrots in your diet won't keep you from needing glasses or correct your nearsightedness or farsightedness.
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Quinola Do not mistake farsightedness for impertinence.
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A man singularly gifted with political farsightedness.
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The Imperial German Commissioner for War, General Hans von Helmuth, was a man of extraordinary decision and farsightedness.
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This was the strange mix of myopia and farsightedness that some of us experienced in the early 1990s.
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Such, indeed, is commonly the policy of men who are, like him, distinguished rather by wariness than by farsightedness.
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This firm was always abreast of the times, and the city of Moncton owes much to its enterprise and farsightedness.
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In the quickness of adjustment we have a great character factor; in the farsightedness of adjustment (foreseeing, planning) we have another.
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So impressed was Challis by the farsightedness of his father-in-law that he forthwith sat him down and made a will of his own.