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Ophthalmia (/ɒpˈθælmiə/; also
called ophthalmitis, and
archaically obtalmy) is
inflammation of the eye. It
results in
congestion of the eyeball, often...
- the newborn's eyes
within 1 hour of
birth as
prevention for
gonococcal ophthalmia. This
practice is
recommended for all
newborns and most
hospitals in the...
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Sympathetic ophthalmia (SO), also
called spared eye injury, is a
diffuse granulomatous inflammation of the
uveal layer of both eyes
following trauma to...
- coli may also
cause conjunctivitis,
particularly in the
neonatal subtype ophthalmia neonatorum.
Bacterial conjunctivitis usually causes a
rapid onset of conjunctival...
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Ophthalmia nodosa is a
cutaneous condition characterized by
inflammation of the eye due to
lodging of (for example)
caterpillar hairs in the conjunctiva...
- From his
experiences in
wartime Ghana,
Ridley described snake venom ophthalmia in a 30-year-old labourer, who was
cutting gr**** when a Black-necked cobra...
- conjunctivitis,
flash keratoconjunctivitis,
actinic ray
ophthalmia, X-ray
ophthalmia and
ultraviolet ray
ophthalmia.
Conjunctivitis eye
condition contracted from...
- PMID 17221019. Free full text.
Patel RJ,
Shanbhag RM (1973). "
Ophthalmia nodosa – (a case report)".
Indian Journal of Ophthalmology. 21 (4): 208...
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northeast of the Hope
Downs 4 Mine and 35
kilometres north of
Newman in the
Ophthalmia Range,
Western Australia. It was
discovered by
Arthur Hickman, a government...
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Ophthalmology at
Harvard Medical School, said "Granular conjunctivitis,
ophthalmia, trachoma—call it what you will—was
common on the
Western Frontier. Jesse...
