Sentence examples for damage vision from inspiring English sources

The swelling, if untreated, could damage vision, possibly even leading to blindness.

Additionally, it sets the stage for other serious conditions, such as kidney failure, blood vessel damage, vision loss, and dementia.

Keeping blood sugar close to normal is an essential part of diabetes care because it can prevent serious complications such as nerve damage, vision loss, and kidney failure.

Patients with suspected uveitis should be examined by an eye doctor within 24 hours; if left untreated, uveitis may permanently damage vision.

Using functional MRI, the researchers studied the brains of five control subjects and one person with object agnosia, which decreases the ability to recognize objects but does not damage vision or general intelligence.

Other complications, in addition to increased risk of retinal detachment and adhesions between the iris and lens, include the formation of blood vessels in the iris, retina, or optic nerve and the formation of fluid-filled cystlike swellings on the retina, which can damage vision.

After all, nothing can bring back Ms. Lyons's damaged vision, her ability to hold a pen, or the music she once played on the piano.

Doctors often treat the condition by patching the good eye and forcing the brain to rely on the other eye, but the treatment risks damaging vision in the good eye, and if it doesn't succeed or occur early enough in a child's visual development, the vision loss in the impaired eye can be permanent.

Painfully, it is the new cultural experiences--new TV, new paintings, new plays, new films, that are diminished by one's damaged vision.

(Reuters) - Eye doctors who had braced themselves for at least a few patients after a dazzling solar eclipse swept the United States cautiously exhaled on Tuesday, with some hospitals reporting zero cases of damaged vision so far.

Typically, patients have episodes of severe uveitis and retinal vasculitis that progressively damaged vision.