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chiasmal

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chiasmal.
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Uni- and bi-temporal visual fields defects, including those obeying the midline, need to be considered as indicative of chiasmal lesions.
Management of open angle glaucoma--case-based clinical studies: ... by Goyal, Saurabh / Optometry Today
12] deficiency; other inflammatory disorders (sarcoidosis, vasculitis and lupus); infections; ischaemia (usually abrupt onset, painless, horizontal altitudinal field defect); and optic nerve, chiasmal or other local tumours.
The diagnosis of MS by Mallam, E.; Scolding, N. / The International MS Journal
The disproportion, which oscillates inflating/deflating subject and object relations in a chiasmal way, indicates a scarcity of sustainable relation, but the oscillation also outflanks anything that might forbid a bond between the relations to arise.
Relations of Scarcity: Ecology and Eschatology in The Ruined Cottage by LARKIN, PETER / Studies in Romanticism
 
 
 
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