Sentence examples for retained vision from inspiring English sources

10 45 A.M. (IFC) THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY (2007) In 1995 Jean-Dominique Bauby, a 43-year-old French fashion magazine editor and something of a playboy, had a stroke that left him with a condition called locked-in syndrome, in which he retained vision, hearing and a perfectly functioning mind, but his body was almost completely paralyzed.

8 A.M. (IFC) THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY (2007) In 1995 Jean-Dominique Bauby, a 43-year-old French fashion magazine editor and something of a playboy, had a stroke that left him with a condition called locked-in syndrome, in which he retained vision, hearing and a perfectly functioning mind but was left almost completely paralyzed.

Approximately half of the eye doctors did not think that retained vision was a source of fear or anxiety for the patients.

Some parents struggled with the notion of putting their child through a surgical procedure for reasons other than to improve or retain vision.

The child was treated with laser and after 8 weeks of follow-up, results showed that the tumour had shrunk, retaining vision in the eye and, perhaps, saving a young life.

This key advance represents progress toward developing an appropriate outcome measure for a clinical trial to treat currently incurable eye diseases severely affecting cone vision despite retained rod vision.

The purpose of the current work was to develop cone-specific visual orientation outcomes that can differentiate day vision improvement in the presence of retained night vision.

Thus, nocturnal geckos have lost the red-sensitive cone but adapted to their dim-lit environment and still retained color vision.

The contralateral eye retained good vision until 3 months later, when severe macular pucker was noted in OD (Fig. 1), reducing BCVA to 20/63 (Table 1).

Over the past million years or so, the eyes of the underground fish have degenerated to varying degrees, while the surface fish have retained their vision.

These results were consistent with their relatively retained rod vision determined psychophysically.