ophthalmography

One who is tion]. Inflammation of the muscles that move the eyeball. ophthalmo: sit is (of-thal’mo-mi-o-si’tis). In- flamm at i on of the eye muscles. ophthalmomyotomy (of-thal’mo-mi-ot’o-me) [Gr. ὀρθαλμός eye + myotomy). Surgical division of the muscles of the eye. ophthalmoneuritis (of-thal’’mo-nu-ri’tis). flamm at i on of the ophthalmic nerve. ophthalmopathy (of-thal-mop’ath-e) [Gr. ὀφθαλ- pbs eye + πάθος disease]. Any disease of the eye. exte’ O., any affection of the eyelids, cornea, conjunctiva, or eye muscles. o., any affection of the deep or more e ential parts of the eye. ophthalmophacometer, ophthalmophakometer (of-thal’mo-fak-om’et-er) (Gr. ὀφθαλμός eye + gaxés lens + μέτρον measure]. In- spasm of the internal rectus of the other. 0. partia’l is, paralysis of either one or two of the muscles of the eye. 0. progre i’va, gradual paralysis affecting first one eye muscle and then another. Sauvineau’s o., paralysis of the internal rectus of one eye and spasm of the external rectus of the other. 0. tot a’lis, that which affects both the extrinsic and the intrinsic muscular apparatus of the eye.