For presbyopic individuals (need reading glasses) who wear contact lenses. For example, with one who is nearsighted, a stronger power contact lens (for distance vision) is worn on the dominant eye, while a weaker power contact lens (for close vision) is worn on the non-dominant eye. The brain ignores the fuzzy image from one eye, and concentrates o...
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Type: Term Pronunciation: mon-ō-vi′shun Definitions: 1. Differential correction of one eye for near vision, and at times the other for distance vision, using various keratoplastic techniques.
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the condition of seeing with one eye.
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