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accommodation acute affection amblyopia application Aquć destil asthenopia astigmatism atrophy atropin attended binocular vision blepharitis boracic acid canaliculus capsule cataract cause choroid chronic ciliary body ciliary muscle commonly concomitant squint condition congenital conjunctiva conjunctivitis consequence considerable convergent squint cornea correction cycloplegic defect dilated diplopia disease distant vision doses duct ectropion especially exceptionally exophoria external eyeball fibers foreign body frequently give rise gland glasses glaucoma hypermetropia impairment incision infection inflammation inflammatory infrequently instances internal recti muscles intraocular involved iris iritis keratitis lens lesion less manifest marked mercury muscle-balance muscular anomalies muscular faults myopia nasal normal occurs ocular opacity operation ophthalmic ophthalmoscope optic nerve orbit pain paralysis patient photophobia posterior potassium iodid prescribed probe prognosis pronounced pupil purulent rectus refractive error refractive fault remedies result retina sclera sight solution squinting eye strabismus symptoms syphilis tenotomy tion tissue traumatic treatment ulcer upper lid usually visual vitreous wound
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