-
flexible materials, such as silicone. Most IOLs ****ed
today are
fixed monofocal lenses matched to
distance vision. However,
other types are available...
-
designed to
provide focus of both
distance and near objects, in
contrast to
monofocal intraocular lenses which only have one
focal point and
correct distance...
-
constant movement of the head. This
trouble is
mitigated by the use of
monofocal lenses for
computer use.
Research continues in an
attempt to eliminate...
- curvature,
requires different calculations to take this into account.
Monofocal IOLs
provide accurately focused vision at one
distance only; far, intermediate...
- cerebellum.
Although typically multifocal, natalizumab-****ociated PML is
often monofocal,
predominantly in the
frontal lobe. No
drugs effectively inhibit or cure...
- lens,
which stays in the eye permanently.
Intraocular lenses are
usually monofocal,
correcting for
either distance or near vision.
Multifocal lenses may...
-
caused by
inflammation or
demyelination of
nerve tissue. An
episode may be
monofocal, in
which symptoms present at a
single site in the
central nervous system...
-
someone has PVCs that all have the same appearance, they are
considered "
monofocal", if PVC’s have
different appearance, they are
considered “multifocal”...
-
particle MOD
modifier MOM momentane,
momentative (single-event verb) MONO
monofocal person MOT
motion (combined with
location glosses),
mutative MOV MVMT...
-
common multifocal system,
while a
circular pupil usually specifies a
monofocal system. When
using a
circular form, the
pupil will
constrict under bright...
