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Delayed Sleep-Wake Phase Disorder. Polysomnography. DLMO. ASWPD. Papilledema. Optic Disc Drusen. OCT. Vitreous Detachment. Stroke. Cataract. Glaucoma. Macular Degeneration. Central Serous Chorioretinopathy. Diabetic Retinopathy. Melanoma. Proptosis. Exophthalmometer. Pseudotumors. MRSA. CCF. Myasthenia. Aponeurotic Ptosis. Cardiac. Horners Syndrome. Diurnal. Restrictive Diplopia. Botulism. Angiography. Athetosis. Claudes Syndrome. Tentorium. Tolosa Hunt Syndrome. Infarction. Hypertropia. Millard-Gubler Syndrome. Aspergillus. Nystagmus. Frontal Eye Field. Hemispheric Stroke. Lesions. Locus. Pons. Trauma. Stenosis. Collier's Sun.


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DSWPD stands for Delayed Sleep-Wake Phase Disorder.

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Transient ischemic attacks happens when vision becomes fogging due to an interruption of blood supply to the visual cortex.

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Proliferation is an increase in numbers.

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Orbital cellulitis is treated with antibiotic therapy, empirical therapy, and broad spectrum IV.

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Cardiac is heart related.

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Injection of IV edrophonium confirms myasthenia gravis.

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Microvascular is the smallest blood vessels.

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Aspergillus, Mocurales, and Cryptococcus are fungal infection.

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Impaired eye hand coordination, difficulty initiating voluntary eye movements, and visuospatial disorientation characterized Balint’s syndrome.

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Brainstem nucleus that controls eye and head movements.Maintains gaze and vertical eye movement.

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