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cyclophotocoagulation freezes selected parts of the eye that produce the aqueous humor, thereby reducing the production of fluid. This procedure is done only in people who have severe damage from glaucoma and for whom other surgeries were not successful. Instead of freezing, this procedure can also be performed with a laser.
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cyclosporine A medication, derived from a fungus, used to stop the immune system from rejecting a kidney or other transplanted organ. Also used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other medical conditions.
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cyclops Kyklops (Greek) [from kyklos circle, round + ops eye] Plural cyclopes. Round-eyed giants; Homer locates them in Sicily as a lawless race of giants with one central eye, devouring men and caring naught for Zeus; their chief is Polyphemus. For Hesiod, they are three sons of Heaven and Earth, named Arges, Brontes, and Steropes, titan of flame, thunder, and lightning respectively. ...
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cyclohexane CAS Number: 110-82-7. A pungent, saturated, cyclic hydrocarbon found in petroleum or made synthetically. Used as a solvent and in organic synthesis. Chemical formula = C6H12. Molecular weight = 84.16 g/mol.
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cyclotron A device that is capable of accelerating charged particles (protons) in a circular path to energies that exceed 10 MeV. EO Lawrence developed the Cyclotron in the early 1930
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