diplopia
Seeing two images
Diplopia is the medical term for double vision—seeing two images of a single object.
The condition may result from eye muscle problems, nerve damage, or neurological disorders.
One image is typically displaced horizontally, vertically, or diagonally from the other: The patient complained of diplopia after the head injury.
Perceiving duplicate images
- ghostingAbruptly ceasing all communication
- blurryIndistinct, lacking definition
- doublingMultiplying by two
- imagesVisual depictions
dizziness · nausea · headache · eye strain · fatigue · confusion · disorientation · shadowing
Eye misalignment condition
- multiple sclerosisAutoimmune demyelinating neurological disease
- strokeSudden brain blood blockage
- brain tumorAbnormal growth in head
- head traumaInjury to the skull
Using paired eyes
- monocularSingle-eye magnifying optic
- horizontalParallel to the horizon
- verticalAt right angles groundward
- torsionalRelating to twisting force
intermittent · constant · physiological · pathological · crossed · uncrossed
Medical specialty for eyes
- neuro-ophthalmologyStudy of visual-neurological disorders
- cover testStrabismus screening method
- prismLight-splitting optical element
- CT scanTomographic diagnostic imaging
Repairing by covering
- occlusionComplete closure or blockage
- vision therapyExercises improving eye function
- Botox injectionCosmetic paralysis for wrinkles
Twelve brainstem-emerging neural pairs
- oculomotorEye movement nerve
- brainstemLower neural trunk
- orbitCurved celestial path
double vision
Perceiving duplicate images
- ghostingAbruptly ceasing all communication
- blurryIndistinct, lacking definition
- doublingMultiplying by two
images · dizziness · nausea · headache · eye strain · fatigue · confusion · disorientation · shadowing · overlapping
strabismus
Eye misalignment condition
- multiple sclerosisAutoimmune demyelinating neurological disease
- strokeSudden brain blood blockage
- brain tumorAbnormal growth in head
binocular
Using paired eyes
- monocularSingle-eye magnifying optic
- horizontalParallel to the horizon
- verticalAt right angles groundward
torsional · intermittent · constant · physiological · pathological · crossed · uncrossed
ophthalmology
Medical specialty for eyes
- neuro-ophthalmologyStudy of visual-neurological disorders
- cover testStrabismus screening method
- prismLight-splitting optical element
CT scan · MRI · neuroimaging
patching
Repairing by covering
- occlusionComplete closure or blockage
- vision therapyExercises improving eye function
- Botox injectionCosmetic paralysis for wrinkles
cranial nerves
Twelve brainstem-emerging neural pairs
- oculomotorEye movement nerve
- brainstemLower neural trunk
- orbitCurved celestial path
- visionsharp, eye, visual perception, sight, eyes
- eye problemsblindness, cataracts, glaucoma, blurred vision, eye irritation
- vision problemsblindness, blurry vision, visual impairment, vision loss, sight loss
- 3D3D model, 3D graphics, 3D rendering, 3D render, 3D effect
- eye complicationsvision loss, blindness, blurred vision, blurry vision, double vision
- eye conditionsconjunctivitis, strabismus, amblyopia, macular degeneration, myopia
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