| mirror i. |
1. the image of light made visible by the reflecting surface of the cornea and lens when illuminated through the slit lamp. 2. an identical reproduction of an object except for transposition of right and left relations, as appears in the reflection of an object in a mirror.
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| mirror l. |
indirect l.
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| mirror s. |
a speech abnormality in which the order of syllables in a sentence is reversed.
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| mirror w. |
writing in which the right and left relationships of letters and words are reversed, as if seen in a mirror.
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| mirror-image d. |
location of the heart in the right side of the chest, the atria being transposed and the right ventricle lying anteriorly and to the left of the left ventricle, usually associated with complete situs inversus.
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