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extraocular

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extraocular /ex·tra·oc·u·lar/ (-ok´u-lar) situated outside the eye.
extraocular
[-ok′yoo͡lər]
Etymology: L, extra + oculus, eye
outside the eye.
extraocular
situated or occurring outside the eye.
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