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which increases the
pupillary aperture is
referred to as a
mydriasis. More generally,
mydriasis also
refers to the
natural dilation of pupils, for instance...
- eyes'), is
excessive constriction of the pupil. The
opposite condition,
mydriasis, is the
dilation of the pupil.
Anisocoria is the
condition of one pupil...
- delirium, dry skin, fever, flushing, hallucinations, ileus,
memory loss,
mydriasis (dilated pupils), myoclonus, psychosis,
seizures and
urinary retention...
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anisocoria means the
condition of
unequal pupil(s).
Cycloplegia Hippus Miosis Mydriasis Parinaud's
syndrome "anisocoria". Dictionary.com
Unabridged (Online)....
- also no
longer focus on close-by objects.
Cycloplegia with
accompanying mydriasis (dilation of pupil) is
usually due to
topical application of muscarinic...
-
combination of
tropicamide and
phenylephrine used to
dilate the eyes (
mydriasis). It contains, tropicamide, an anticholinergic, and phenylephrine, as...
- also to an
extent when the
radial muscle relaxes. A
dilation response (
mydriasis), is the
widening of the
pupil and may be
caused by adrenaline; anticholinergic...
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short ciliary nerve may
result in loss of the
pupillary light reflex, or
mydriasis. The
short ciliary nerves are
branches of the
ciliary ganglion. They arise...
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Substances that
cause miosis are
described as miotic.
Dilation of the
pupil is
mydriasis.
Dilation can be
caused by
mydriatic substances such as an eye drop solution...
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three hallmark symptoms,
namely at
least one
abnormally dilated pupil (
mydriasis)
which does not
constrict in
response to light, loss of deep
tendon reflexes...
