Sentence examples for ophthalmic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to the eyes.
- Eyedrops are an ophthalmic solution.
A new body, an independent commissioning board, would be established to advise and monitor the consortia, and would itself purchase dentistry, pharmacy and ophthalmic services.Once budgetary control has been handed to GP consortia, the ten strategic health authorities and around 150 PCTs are to be abolished.
It is to minimise such injuries that breeders are kept in semi-darkness: in low light conditions they move around less and behave less belligerently, though they are also more prone to ophthalmic disorders.
This suggests that bales could diminish aggression, reduce injuries, and mitigate respiratory and (if the lights can be safely turned up) ophthalmic problems.
In the village of Donglu in Hebei Province, about 140km south of Beijing, Catholic nuns have set up a three-storey clinic where they offer ophthalmic, dental and pediatric services for what they say is a fifth of the price of government-run clinics or private ones run for profit.
PAUL URSELL, an ophthalmic surgeon who works at St Helier hospital, just outside London, is one of the first people in Britain to use a new piece of equipment called the Stellaris (pictured).
The city also has an ophthalmic research institute, the Academy of the Arabic Language, the Higher School of Applied Arts, and offices of the Ministry of Agriculture.
It has been given a catchy acronym, Achoo syndrome, derived from a longer term, autosomal dominant compelling helio-ophthalmic outburst.
His mother ran a doll's house shop in Fulham, and his father was a neuro-ophthalmic surgeon, perhaps explaining his acute attention to detail.
Other researchers are also working on similar technologies, including Eberhardt Zrenner, director of the Institute for Ophthalmic Research at the University of Tübingen in Germany.
"The questions that this particular device raised for F.D.A. were very new," said Dr. Malvina Eydelman, the F.D.A.'s director for the Division of Ophthalmic and Ear, Nose, and Throat Devices.
He worked there for 37 years, publishing 40 papers and three books: Repair and Reconstruction in the Orbital Region (1966), Ophthalmic Surgery Up to Date (1970) and Plastic Surgery in Infancy and Childhood (1971).
