ophthalmological in English

adjective

of or relating to medical treatment of the eye, pertaining to ophthalmology

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1. Ophthalmological and optometric equipment, in particular aberrometers

2. Ophthalmological services concerning contact lenses, solutions for contact lenses and accessories thereof

3. In addition, visual acuity and ophthalmological findings (including stratus OCT) were documented.

4. Device and method for an ophthalmological appliance, preferably a fundus camera

5. Frankly speaking, I am planning to receie my ophthalmological training in States.

6. Furthermore ophthalmological changings (cataracta congenita, microophthalmia) are explained which depend on the gravity of the disease.

7. The changes in the requirements for ophthalmological fitness primarily affect ametropia, anisometropia, color vision and phoria.

8. The target volume and adjacent critical structures were three-dimensionally segmented based on ophthalmological findings and MRI.

9. Ophthalmological and optometric apparatus for the diagnosis, display, and treatment of conditions of the eye, namely, aberrometers

10. To give the country’s people greater access to ophthalmological care for the treatment of diseases of the eye.

11. Ophthalmological and optometric equipment, in particular refractometers, keratometers, ophthalmometers, topometers, aberrometers, lasers, mainly for corneal surgery and refractive surgery

12. Ophthalmological and optometric equipment, in particular refractometers, keratometers, ophthalmometers, topometers, aberrometers, medical lasers, mainly for refractive surgery and corneal surgery

13. Ophthalmological and optometric apparatus, in particular refractometers, kerameters, ophthalmometers, topometers, aberrometers, medical lasers, mainly for refractive surgery and corneal eye surgery

14. Ophthalmological and optometric equipment, in particular refractometers, keratometers, ophthalmometers, topometers, aberrometers, medical lasers, mainly for refractive surgery, corneal surgery, cataract surgery and presbyopia correction

15. Amaurosis is an organic loss of visual acuity which can attain blindness and which occurs suddenly in the absence of other ophthalmological changes

16. Ophthalmological and optometric apparatus for the diagnosis, display, and treatment of conditions of the eye, namely, refractometers, keratometers, phoropters, ophthalmometers, topometers, topographers, and aberrometers

17. There are several methods for local and general anesthesia in ophthalmological surgery that attempt to provide a stress and pain-free operating environment for both patient and surgeon.

18. A relative Afferent pupillary defect (RAPD) is a critically important ophthalmological examination finding that defines a defect (lesion) in the pupil pathway on the Afferent side

19. The patient had ophthalmological peculiarities, such as eyelid cleft configuration, tapetoretinal dystrophy, retinal visual atrophy, early childhood converging strabismus with varying angle relationships, nystagmus, light sensitivity and substantial visual deficits.

20. In view of the hazard of permanent serious visual damage in patients under treatment for acrodermatitis enteropathica with oxyquinolines a plea is made for thorough ophthalmological surveillance.

21. However, by that same decision, Mr Glatzel’s application for a new driving licence for categories C1 and C1E was refused, since an ophthalmological examination revealed that he was suffering from unilateral amblyopia.

22. If other risk factors, such as a negative Lang stereopsis test, ptosis, other ocular abnormalities, developmental delay or a positive family history are present, a full ophthalmological evaluation with cycloplegic refraction is necessary.

23. Ophthalmological and optical diagnostic, testing and surgical apparatus, machines, instruments and equipment including tonometers, adaptometers, aberrometers, keratomes, refractometers, refractors, auto refractors, topographers, lensmeters, pachymeters, exam chairs, instrument stands, slit lamp microscopes, eye testing chart projectors

24. It is unclear whether or not there is a direct association between pioglitazone and macular oedema but prescribers should be alert to the possibility of macular oedema if patients report disturbances in visual acuity; an appropriate ophthalmological referral should be considered

25. Custom manufacturing of optical elements, namely, eyeglass lenses, spectacles and contact lenses for vision correction and enhancement to the order and specification of others, and custom manufacturing of ophthalmological and optometric apparatus for the diagnosis, display, and treatment of conditions of the eye, namely, refractometers, keratometers, phoropters, ophthalmometers, topometers, aberrometers to the order and specification of others

26. Manufacturing of optical elements, namely, eyeglass lenses, spectacles and contact lenses for vision correction and enhancement to the order and specification of others, and manufacturing of ophthalmological and optometric apparatus for the diagnosis, display, and treatment of conditions of the eye, namely, refractometers, keratometers, phoropters, ophthalmometers, topometers, aberrometers to the order and specification of others

27. Retail and wholesale services in relation to medical and surgical diagnostic and testing apparatus, machines, instruments and equipment, ophthalmological and optical diagnostic, testing and surgical apparatus, machines, instruments and equipment including tonometers, adaptometers, aberrometers, keratomes, refractometers, refractors, auto refractors, topographers, lensmeters, pachymeters, exam chairs, instrument stands, slit lamp microscopes, eye testing chart projectors and parts, fittings and accessories for the aforesaid goods