Sentence examples for presentation to the eye from inspiring English sources

In the current study, the predictors of good visual outcome in post-phacoemulsification endophthalmitis include a good presenting visual acuity, less time delay between onset of symptoms and presentation to the eye care center, culture negativity, and coagulase negative Staphylococcus as the causative organism.

Treatment was initiated within 2 h of presentation to the eye care center in all cases.

The mean time delay between onset of symptoms, as determined from the history, and presentation to the eye care center was 2.6 days (range 2 h–15 days).

This time interval between onset of symptoms and presentation to the eye care center was significant and affected the final visual outcome (p value < 0.001), with cases presenting earlier having better final visual outcome (Fisher's exact test).

She developed graft-versus-host-disease (GVHD) of the gastrointestinal tract, lungs, and skin with mild ocular surface involvement, but these issues were stable at the time of presentation to the eye clinic.

Correlation between time interval between onset of symptoms and presentation to the tertiary eye care center and visual outcomes.

Stereoscopic perception results from the presentation to the two eyes of different images of the same object; if two pictures that cannot possibly be related as two aspects of the same three-dimensional object are presented to the two eyes, single vision may, under some conditions, be obtained, but the phenomenon of retinal rivalry enters.

Blunt eye injuries mostly result in traumatic hyphaema and are not an infrequent cause of presentation to the emergency units of many eye clinics [ 2- 8].

The pretty-as-a-picture presentations ($6.50) appealed equally to the eye and tongue.

This may delay presentation to eye care services [ 31], leading to complications and even irreversible visual loss.

Brief grating presentations were delivered to the eyes in a repeating train of impulses, while varying the repetition period of the patterns between trials.