retinoscope |
(RET-in-oh-skohp). Device for measuring an eye's refractive error with no response required from the patient. Light is projected into the eye, and the movements of the light reflection from the eye are neutralized (eliminated) with lenses.
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retinal detachment |
A potentially vision-threatening condition that occurs when the retina separates from the supporting structures in the rear of the eye.
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retinol |
A vitamin A acid. The main ingredient in Retin-A and Renova. These products are used to treat fine wrinkles and acne.
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Retin-A |
Derived from vitamin A, it is used in the treatment of acne.
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retinitis pigmentosa |
Hereditary condition in which a person (usually in teen years) notices worsening night vision and then a loss of peripheral vision. Blindness often is the end result. No cure, though vitamins may slow its progression.
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