Sentence examples for complete loss of vision from inspiring English sources
The patient's disease progressed following biopsy, causing complete loss of vision in the right eye.
Three groups of researchers have successfully restored some sight to more than a dozen people with a rare disease called Leber's congenital amaurosis, which leads to complete loss of vision in early adulthood.
Sonali Mukherjee, who suffered permanent scars on her body along with complete loss of vision and partial deafness, accuses the three men of continuing to threaten her and her family.
The report alleged that hundreds of survivors suffered symptoms including severe gastrointestinal conditions, bloody vomiting and diarrhoea, blistering and rashes on skin that was later lost, eye problems – including a complete loss of vision – and respiratory problems, reportedly the most common cause of death.
Evisceration indicated in patients presenting with complete loss of vision (no perception of light) with corneal abscess and no response to medical treatment for more than 7 days.
Evisceration was done in four cases presented with panophthalmitis and complete loss of vision (no perception of light) with no response to medical treatment.
These include wearing eye safety devices (safety glasses, protective goggles or face shields) while participating in sports or working with hazardous and airborne materials which lowers the risk of eye injury, damage to vision, and complete loss of sight.
Examples of the latter include a complete loss of stereoscopic vision and profound deficits of vernier acuity and in the ability to make orientation discriminations.
The behavioral deficits that we measure for the rod pathway is straightforward: complete loss of scotopic vision.
However, when the maze luminance was decreased to the scotopic range, the performance of DKO mice dropped sharply and their escape latencies became statistically equivalent to random encounters with the hidden platform, indicating a complete loss of scotopic vision.
"It was a complete loss of identity.
