Look up: Anophthalmia

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   Anophthalmia
   Anophthalmia: Absence of the eye, as a result of a congenital malformation (birth defect) of the globe. Anophthalmia refers, strictly speaking, to absence of the globe and ocular tissue from the orbit. However, in most cases of anophthalmia, CT scans show some remnants of the globe, indicating they represent severe microphthalmia (small eyes). Anop ...
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   anophthalmia
   2)absence of an eye or eyes in the newborn due to failure of development of the optic cup or to disappearance of the eyes after partial development Category: Medicine
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   anophthalmia
   Congenital absence of all tissues of the eyes. ... Origin: G. An-priv. + ophthalmos, eye ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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   Anophthalmia
   `Anophthalmia`, also known as `anophthalmos` , is the congenital absence of one or both eyes.
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   anophthalmia
   (an″of-thal´me-ә) a developmental anomaly consisting of complete absence of the eyes or presence of only rudimentary eyes.
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   anophthalmia
   (from the article `malformation`) Cyclopian malformations with a single median eye occur rarely in man and other animals. More frequent anomalies are anophthalmia (absence of eyes) ...
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   anophthalmia
   Congenital absence of all tissues of the eyes. Syn: anophthalmos [G. an- priv. + ophthalmos, eye]
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   Anophthalmia
   A rare disorder that affects an unknown exact number of people. It is believed to affect approximately 1 in every 10,000 live births. A baby can be born with this disorder or it can be diagnosed later in life. Anophthalmia means that the globe and eye tissue of the orbit are missing. It can affect one eye or both, which would result in blindne...
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