10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRABISMAL»
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Manual of instructions for the guidance of army surgeons in ...
When strabismal diplopia does exist, it may be the result of so slight an absence
of concordance in the position of the images on the two retinas that merely an
appearance of haziness may be given to the object ; or, in its full extent, the two ...
sir Thomas Longmore, 1863
2
Poetry as Re-Reading: American Avant-Garde Poetry and the ...
To be strabismal, then, is to break away from Medusa's one-way, self-fulfilling
gaze, one in which “judging and becoming aware of a judged state-of-affairs are
equivalent expressions,” as Adorno puts it, “or rather the second disguises the
first ...
... nose; divergent strabismus = condition where one or both eyes look away from
the nose. 0. strabismal. adjective. cross-eyed. Straight adjective (line) with no
irregularities such as bends, curves or angles 0 Straighten verb to make straight ...
Peter Hodgson Collin, 1998
4
International Medical and Surgical Survey
In addition to these movements, which increase or diminish strabismus, there
may be associated movements of deviation in a vertical plane. This relative motor
independence is not peculiar to the strabismal eye and exists normally to some ...
5
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Miss C. T., zet. 20, has divergent strabismus of the left eye, caused, as her family
suppose, by an attack of the hooping cough when about two years of age. The
strabismal eye is very much turned towards the external canthus, and the
obliquity ...
6
The New England Journal of Medicine
The vision of her right eye, formerly strabismal and neglected, has improved very
much, its position is rectified, and wearing an artificial one over the left, no
deformity is observable. a: =r= at -x= >x= at at The practical surgical value of this
case ...
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Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Miss C. T., aet. 20, has divergent strabismus of the left eye, caused, as her family
suppose, by an attack of the hooping cough when about two years of age. The
strabismal eye is very much turned towards the external canthus, and the
obliquity ...
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Midline Medical Dictionary
UTTfTT; ^t Strabismal. See Strabismic. Strabismic. Pertaining to strabismus;
strabismal. Strabismometer. An instrument for measuring strabismus. Strabismus.
Squint, more commonly called crossed-eye; heterotropia. Rlif^f^i; •ig'niM'i; ^sr ^^q
-ii ...
Upon raising the lid of the left eye, which had been strabismal from birth, I
perceived that death had produced no change in its obliquity, the pnpil was still
directed towards the external can- thus. The scalp having been reflected
anteriorly and ...
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The return of Hermes: the poetics of counter-method in the ...
Rakosi's Objectivist lens, through which this "implied interrogation" is
implemented, takes the form of strabismal seeing. This counter-methodical model
of Rakosi's optics, interestingly enough, can also be traced back to the same
story Adorno ...
Ming-Qian Ma, Stanford University. Dept. of English, 1998
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