xanthopsia
[zan-thop´se-ah] chromatopsia in which objects are seen as yellow.
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xan·thop·si·a
(zan-thop'sē-ă), An optic condition that causes objects to appear yellow; may occur in poisoning by picric acid and santonin, in jaundice, and in digitalis intoxication.
[xantho- + G. opsis, vision]
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xan·thop·si·a
, xanthopia (zan-thop'sē-ă, -thō'pē-ă) A condition in which objects appear yellow; may occur in picric acid and santonin poisoning, in jaundice, and in digitalis intoxication.
[xantho-+ G. opsis, vision]
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xanthopsia
Yellow vision. This sometimes occurs in JAUNDICE or in poisoning with DIGITALIS.Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005
xanthopsia
A condition in which all objects appear of a yellow colour. It may occur as a result of picric acid and santonin poisoning, or jaundice.
Syn. yellow vision.
See chromatopsia.
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