Refractive Power
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the ability of an object, such as the eye, to bend light as light passes through it.
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the ability of an object, such as the eye, to bend light as light passes through it.
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A medical state in which the eyes are misaligned.
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Also known as lacrimal glands. Paired almond-shaped glands, single for each eye, which secrete the aqueous coat of the tear film.
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Clear, colorless substance that fills the eyeball between the lens and the retina.
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A medical condition that appears suddenly with no apparent explanation is considered idiopathic because of some unknown reason.
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Area of the tissue to be removed while surgery.
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Anesthetizing drops that are placed on the eye previous to LASIK to help minimize any uneasiness during the procedure.
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The process of quantifying and setting the laser to the needed energy for correct tissue removal. Some machines carve a PMMA plastic button to be measured by optical apparatuses, and others employ a 1 micron thick foil as a process of calibration.
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A sluggishly increasing lump that forms due to obstruction and swelling of an oil gland in the eyelid.
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A type of steroid hormones used to treat a range of inflammatory disorders. Chronic use may lead to creation of posterior subcapsular cataracts.
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