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correct refractive errors without removing the
natural lens (also
known as "
phakos",
hence the term).
Intraocular lenses that are
implanted into eyes after...
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monotypic butterfly genus in the
family Lycaenidae. Its sole species,
Poriskina phakos, is
known from
Mindanao in the Philippines. Both the
genus and the species...
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Phacodonesis (/ˈfækoʊ.doʊˈniːsɪs/; from
Ancient Gr**** φακός (
phakos) 'lens' and δονέω (doneo) 'to shake') is the
tremulousness or
vibration of the lens...
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described as "pseudophakic". From
Ancient Gr**** a-,
privative prefix +
phakós, lentil,
anything shaped like a lentil, e.g. a lens, via New Latin. Khurana...
- of
several po****r plays,
among them
plays by
Epigenes and
Sopatros of
Phakos. She was also a
sender and
receiver of
several of the
fictive letters of...
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fixing in place,
fastening nephropexy phaco- lens-shaped Gr**** φᾰκός (
phakós), lentil-bean phacolysis,
phacoemulsification -phagia, -phage
eating or...
- petrography, petroleum, petrology,
petrosomatoglyph phac- lens Gr**** φακός (
phakós) Phacoc****us,
phacoemulsification phae-, phe- dark Gr**** φαιός (phaiós)...
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uncomplicated cases. The term
originated from phaco- (Gr****
phako-, comb. form of
phakós, lentil; see lens) + emulsification. The same
general contraindications...
- 1934: Play On 1935:
Flamenco 1936: Over Coat 1937:
Marmaduke Jinks 1938:
Phakos 1939:
Squadron Castle 1940: Quartier-Maitre 1941:
Gloaming 1942: Cuerdley...
- petrography, petroleum, petrology,
petrosomatoglyph phac- lens Gr**** φακός (
phakós) Phacoc****us,
phacoemulsification phae-, phe- dark Gr**** φαιός (phaiós)...
