Sentence examples for eye motility from inspiring English sources
Our report emphasizes the importance of keeping IgG4-RD in the list of differential diagnosis for patients with panuveitis and especially for patients presenting with panuveitis and eye motility abnormalities as these combinations of clinical findings are difficult to explain by a single pathological entity otherwise.
Regularly occurring periods of eye motility, and concomitant phenomena during sleep.
Eye motility was full OU.
In such cases, enophthalmos is usually not isolated and is associated with a palpable mass, impaired eye motility, diplopia, orbital pain, drooping of the upper eyelid etc.. [ 1, 3– 5].
This integrative concept allows clinicians to recognize pathophysiological changes that might be distant to the site where local changes appear, e.g. eye motility changes that are related to foot inversion in TAO patients.
On initial presentation, central acuity was 20/30 in each eye; extraocular motility testing demonstrated no adduction and severely restricted supraduction in the right eye, along with almost complete right-sided ptosis.
In NeuroGeM, each modifier is classified as toxicity modifier and/or an aggregation modifier: toxicity modifiers change disease phenotype (eye development, motility, etc)., and aggregation modifiers primarily affect aggregate size or number.
No effect of ZK 200775 was seen on eye position or motility, stereopsis, pupillary function or central visual field testing.
The states of active, quiet and indeterminate sleep were established by observed concordance between body motility, eye movements and cardio-respiratory patterns throughout video-polygraphic recording.
Samples of a higher concentration are usually judged by the human eye as having higher motility [ 39].
The administration of ZK 200775 had no effect on eye position (Table S2) and motility (Table S3), stereopsis as tested with the Titmus test, pupillary afference and efference (Table S4), central visual field testing with the Amsler grid (Table S5) and anterior and posterior segment morphology.
