Sentence examples for diminished visual acuity from inspiring English sources

The most common symptom of hypothalamic/optic pathway PA is diminished visual acuity.

After the initial injection, there were no retinal cystic changes or significant retinal thickening on optical coherence tomography (OCT) at the subsequent visits, yet the patient periodically reported visual deterioration and had objectively diminished visual acuity with disruption of photoreceptor anatomy on OCT (Fig. 2a).

In addition, blue and violet light tends to be scattered in the atmosphere, especially in haze, fog, rain and snow, which in part can cause glare and diminished visual acuity".

In some cases this was appropriate, e.g., when the parents expressed concern about their child's diminished visual acuity following cataract surgery, although no gross visual deficit was observed and the ASQ was well above cut off for vision.

In clinical terms, these changes can diminish visual acuity significantly, alter contrast sensitivity, and cause glare and monocular diplopia [ 5– 7].

This was reflected in diminishing visual acuities in both eyes (OD 6/24; OS 2/60) and reactivation of the bilateral granulomatous panuveitis.

Fagerström et al. also showed that psychiatric symptoms increased with the deterioration of visual acuity, and diminished when visual acuity improved [ 19].

In severe infections, visual acuity is greatly diminished or completely lost [ 1].

Although Berman et al. (2008) did report a significant locomotor effect, it was limited to female mice in the open field test only at 4 weeks of age, an age when visual acuity may be diminished (Wong and Brown 2006).

Potential participants who appeared acutely ill, had diminished decision-making capacity, and/or had poor visual acuity were excluded.

In this pathology ketorolac has proved to be effective in diminishing the macular edema and improving the visual acuity, providing evidence that their conjunctival instillation produce effects on the most internal layers of the eye.