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retinitis pigmentosa Condition characterized by the progressive loss of peripheral vision, usually beginning with night blindness.
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retinitis pigmentosa a hereditary, progressive condition RP causes abnormal pigmentation on the retina that can hinder vision. RP affects both eyes and can begin with a loss of night vision, progress to a loss of peripheral vision and -tunnel vision,- and finally result in blindness.
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retinitis pigmentosa a disease of the eye, resulting from degeneration of a part of the eye called the retina. It affects night vision and peripheral vision, and eventually can lead to blindness.
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retinitis pigmentosa A group of degenerative diseases of the retina, usually hereditary, marked by progressive loss of retinal response, contraction of the field of vision first including loss of peripheral vision then severe tunnel vision and ultimately blindness.
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retinitis pigmentosa A family of inherited diseases, RP causes deterioration of the retina resulting in night blindness, tunnel vision and loss of sight. More RP resources are available on the Retinitis Pigmentosa page of the Low Vision Gateway web site.
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