The other, Bardet-Biedl, is marked by vision loss, obesity, diabetes and extra fingers and toes.
One patient treated with 600 mg/m of DON for three days presented marked blurring vision for 48 hours after the treatment and returned to normal.
That creativity lies just on the other side of madness is a commonplace, though popularly the madness with which art is associated is of the delusional variety, marked by visions and demons.
The later years of both Claude Monet and Edgar Degas were marked by failing vision and corresponding changes in the style of their paintings, creating an ambivalence about their later work among both their contemporaries and today's critics.
Mr. Wilson's controlled vision, marked by his typically lush suffusions of light, could use a serious infusion of messy disorder, something to break through its cloying prettiness and give a fuller sense of who Ms. Hanayagi is, and why she is important.
In this study, systemic steroids were used in cases with severe edema, marked drop of vision, or RAPD.
But not only is Chavez dead, but the Bolivarian revolution that marked his political vision and legacy has also come under attack in recent weeks.
Unexpectedly he experienced marked improvement in vision post-operatively, with improvements maintained through six months of follow-up.
As with our associated paper on spatio-temporal vision, there are marked sex differences in color vision.
The London she moved through was – it was suggested – both a physical and a moral maze, a warren of squalid streets marked by odd visions: a grubby angel with swan's wings on his back, a crow-headed figure, a dying horse down on the cobbles.
