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Cyanopsia is a rare
visual phenomenon characterized by a blue tint to vision. Most
commonly ****ociated with
cataract surgery and
certain medications,...
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accommodation cause defective vision for both
distance and near.
Cyanopsia:
Absence of lens
cause cyanopsia or blue vision. Some
individuals have said that they perceive...
- the eye in
sufficient quantity to
produce a
yellow tint to the vision.
Cyanopsia "Van Gogh,
Vincent (1853–1890)". Art, Vision, & the
Disordered Eye. Vision...
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examples usually affect the blue–yellow
opponent channel and are
named Cyanopsia and Xanthopsia, and are most
typically an
effect of
yellowing or removal...
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oxygen intake;
patients are
typically described as
being "cyanotic".
Cyanopsia is a
color vision defect where vision is
tinted blue. This can be a drug-induced...
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color Gr**** κύανος, κυάνεος (kúanos, kuáneos, blue, of the
color blue)
cyanopsia,
cyanosis cycl- circle,
cycle Gr**** κύκλος (kúklos) cyclosis, cyclops...
- the
visual opsins; this
expands the
visible range and may also lead to
cyanopsia. Each
opsin has a
spectral sensitivity function,
which defines how likely...
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sildenafil users have
complained of
seeing everything tinted blue (
cyanopsia). This
cyanopsia can be
explained because sildenafil,
while selective for PDE5...
- relief. He
eventually underwent cataract surgery in 1923.
Persistent cyanopsia and
aphakic spectacles proved to be a struggle. Now "able to see the real...
- the eye
length and
calculation of the
required intraocular lens power);
cyanopsia,
which often occurs for a few days, w****s or
months after removal of a...
