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10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ANISOPIA»
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1
Journal of the Optical Society of America
Anisopia and Perception of Space PAUL A. CIBIS AND HEINZ HABER USAF
School of Aviation Medicine, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas (Received April 6,
1951) In this paper, "anisopia" is understood to be unequal vision in the two eyes
...
2
American Medical Association Archives of Ophthalmology
Such an error in perception would be typical of anisopia or anisodominance. The
anomalies apply especially to aircraft formation flying and landing operations but
also to automobile traffic situations, where target and background contrast is ...
3
The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
anirid¡a n — anirid¡a (f) aniseikonia n — aniseiconía (f) anisocor¡a n — anisocor¡
a (f) anisoiconia n — anisoiconia (f) anisometropia n — anisometropia (f)
anisophrenia n — anisofrenia (f) anisopia n — anisopia (f) anisotropia n —
anisotropia ...
4
British journal of physiological optics. New series
2 figs. Describes a simple and effective method of transillumination devised for
viewing the angle of the anterior chamber. An Analysis of Depth Factors in
Anisopia and Anisodominance. P. W. Miles. Am. J. Ophth., 37, 98-106, January,
1954.
5
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Que tem fôlhas desiguaes. (Do gr. an + isos + phullon) * *Anisopia*,f.Med.
Desigualdade da acuidade visual dos dois olhos. (Do gr. an priv. + isos + ops) * *
Anisostêmone*, adj.Dizse daflôr, que não tem igual número de pétalas e
estames.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
6
Pocket Medical Dictionary
An inequality between corresponding limbs. Anisometro'pia. A difference in the
refraction of the two eyes. Anisometropic, an-is-o-tnv-trop' -ik. Affected with
anisometropia. Anisopia, an-is-o'-pe-aJi. Inequality of visual power in the two
eyes.
B. Jain Publishers Staff,
1999
7
Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
... female breast is much larger than the other. anisometropia/anī′sōmetrō′pē·/
[Gk, anisos + metron, measure, ops, eye], an abnormal ocular condition
characterized by a difference in the refractive powers of the eyes. anisopia/an′
īsō′pē·/, ...
8
Mosby's Medical Dictionary
... an abnormal ocular condition characterized by a difference in the refractive
powers of the eyes. anisopia /anTso'pe-o/, a condition in which the visual power
of one eye is greater than that of the other. anisopiesis /an'TsopT-e'sis/ [Gk,
anisos, ...
9
Breaking Down Barriers: Access to Further and Higher ...
Symptoms include low visual acuity that is not correctable by optical measures.
No detectable lesion of the eye. Aniridia - complete or almost complete absence
of the iris of the eye. Anisocoria - unequal pupil size. Anisopia - unequal vision in
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Jane S. Owen Hutchinson, Karen Atkinson, Jenny Orpwood,
1998
10
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
... ops, eye], an abnormal ocular condition characterised by a difference in the
refractive powers of the eyes. anisopia /an'is6'pé-a/, a condition in which the
visual power of one eye is greater than that of the other. anisopiesis /an'is6pi-é'
sis/ [Gk, ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis,
2009