| Fuchs' spot describes a round or elliptic elevated dark brown lesion located in the macula that arises because of choroidal neovascularization. |
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| The apical processes of receptor cells in the macula project into a gelatinous mass, the otolithic membrane. |
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| Visual results are best if the retinal detachment is repaired before the macula detaches. |
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| The macula densa and JG cells are jointly called the juxtaglomerular apparatus. |
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| With the head erect, the macula in each utricle is oriented horizontally, and in the saccule vertically. |
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| The focus is on a 3-millimeter-wide yellow spot, called the macula lutea, toward the back and center of the eye. |
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| Degeneration of the macula causes blurred central vision or a blind spot in the center of your visual field. |
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| The macula serves to facilitate central vision and allows for high-resolution visual acuity. |
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| The central retina, or macula, and the centermost macula, or fovea, exhibit structural and cellular specializations for fine central acuity. |
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| If these patches become large and involve the very center of the macula, the individual's visual acuity can fall to the point that they are considered legally blind. |
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| Fundal examination showed a large choroidal rupture of the left macula. |
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| Thirdly, simvastatin inhibits endothelial cell apoptosis and preserves ischaemic vasculature, perhaps maintaining a competent vascular supply to the macula. |
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| To evaluate an effective functional strategy for detecting glaucomatous damage of the macula in preperimetric to perimetric glaucoma. |
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| Small depression in the central part of the macula measuring 2mm in diameter and located close to the optical axis of the eye. |
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| The utricle contains a macular ending, the macula utriculi, and each semicircular canal ends in a crista. |
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| As blood passes by the macula through retinal blood vessels, the pigments pass through the macula's outer layer to rest in high concentrations inside its center. |
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| Each saccule and utricle has a single cluster, or macula, of hair cells located in the vertical and horizontal planes, respectively. |
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| This skin rejuvenation equipment can effectively remove acnes, whelks, macula, etc, thus shrinking skin pores and making skin healthy and smooth. |
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| The macula allows you to see fine details directly in front of you such as words in a book or images on television. |
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| But both types damage the macula and both can take away your central vision, which means the images you see directly in front of you. |
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| Lutein is a powerful antioxidant that protects against this damage by filtering blue light before it can damage the macula. |
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| Beyond its crucial role in the retinal macula for blue light filtration, lutein seems to be involved in the prevention of certain eye diseases. |
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| So while the entire retina lets you see that there is a book in front of you, the macula lets you see what is written in the book. |
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| In AMD, total blindness or darkness almost never occurs because the disease does not affect the entire retina, just the central macula. |
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| Her eye sight declined through macula degeneration, but she faithfully continued to serve without complaining. |
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| Previous research has suggested lutein intake fortifies the macula of the eye. |
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| In fact, they are found naturally in the part of the retina called macula, involved in the creation of the visual image, as well as in the lens. |
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| In atrophic disease, the macula usually shows areas of depigmentation. |
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| Launched in 1996, VRN is trying to determine why ARMD damages the macula, a small section of the retina that allows people to see what's directly in front of them. |
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| Age-related macular degeneration is a disease of the macula, a small area at the very centre of the retina, which can slowly take away the patient's central vision. |
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| The macula is the part of your eye that gives you sharp, clear vision. |
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| These carotenoids accumulate in the macula, where they exert a protective effect by filtering the phototoxic bluelight portion of the sun's rays. |
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| The macula is the region of the retina responsible for central vision. |
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| Researchers know that one of the main effects of ARMD is the formation of abnormal blood vessels under the macula, which prevent it from working normally and interfere with central vision. |
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| It is caused by the vitreous humour having an abnormally strong attachment to the macula, the central part of the retina. |
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| The macula is composed uniquely of cone cells directly exposed to rays of light and enables the precise vision required for reading or for the recognition of details. |
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| A course of therapy is a 2-step process requiring intravenous administration of verteporfin and irradiation of the macula with non-thermal laser red light. |
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| Costs are reduced through the elimination of consumable materials for the printing copies, printing machine set-up times are reduced, dimensional accuracy is achieved quicker and macula and defects are minimised. |
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| Pronotum greyish brown or black with central carina and 2 black macula at both sides of central carina. |
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| While degeneration of the macula does not cause total blindness, it is extremely disturbing because it affects central visual acuity and makes reading or fine work difficult or impossible. |
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| The macula in this slide is particularly well delineated. |
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| These xanthophylls differ in their antioxidant activity, and complement each other especially in the macula. |
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| Within each macula the hair cells are arranged in two groups oriented in opposite directions, so that the receptor functions in a push-pull fashion within each organ. |
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| The ability to see both near and far is hindered by macular degeneration because damage to the macula causes blurriness and distortion of vision. |
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| High-resolution vision is possible due to the density of photoreceptors in the foveal area of the macula. |
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| Cumulative tumor burden was highest within the macula and posterior pole and was asymmetrically higher within the inferonasal periphery. |
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| Tumor location was concentrated in the macula and superonasal periphery in patients 13.2 months. |
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| Scanning laser ophthalmoscopic analysis of the pattern of visual loss in age-related geographic atrophy of the macula. |
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| It is caused by the vitreous humor having an abnormally strong attachment to the macula, the central part of the retina. |
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| Diabetic retinopathy can present with haemorrhages at the macula at various stages depending on the severity of the diabetic status and other associated risk factors. |
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| The ear of all nonteleostean actinopterygian fishes does not differ much from that of ratfish, with the notable exception of the position of the ultricular macula. |
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| Llamas continued to note ROP in both eyes, During as active cicatricial ROP stage II in both eyes with mild dragging of the macula in the left eye. |
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