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neuro-ophthalmology
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neuro-ophthalmology /neu·ro-oph·thal·mol·o·gy/ (noor″o-of″thal-mol´ah-je) the specialty dealing with the portions of the nervous system related to the eye.
neu·ro-oph·thal·mol·o·gy (nr-fthl-ml-j, -thl-, -p-)
n.
The branch of medical science dealing with the relationship of the eyes to the central nervous system.

neuro-ophthalmology [noor″o-of″thal-mol´o-je]
the branch of ophthalmology dealing with portions of the nervous system related to the eye.

neuro-ophthalmology
that branch of ophthalmology dealing with portions of the nervous system related to the eye.


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