macula in A Sentence

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    Removal: Whelk, Macula, Folliculitis.

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    For some, it can take only days to grow under the Macula;

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    If this missing piece of retina is in the Macula, it's called a Macular hole.

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    Macula stands out against the surrounding skin and gives the face or back an inflamed aspect.

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    This occurs when the central point of focus on the retina(called the Macula) is damaged.

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    In general it is a yellow pigment found in Macula and lens part of the eyes.

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    But if you smoke, the Macula's performance decreases significantly before the time and your eyes get worse.

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    End with the Macula('look directly at the light'- make this bit quick, as it is not very comfortable).

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    The part of your retina that you need for reading, driving, and seeing faces is called the Macula.

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    Age-related Macular degeneration, which gradually destroys the Macula, the part of the eye that provides sharp, central vision.

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    The Macula, where holes sometimes develop, is a very small spot in the center of the back of the eye.

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    The Macula, where holes sometimes develop, is a very small spot in the center of the back of the eye(retina).

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    The Macula is the small area of the retina at the back of your eye and responsible for your central vision.

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    Such details as bangs, fillet strands, the decoration of the lateral, Macula and occipital zones give a wide field for experiments.

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    Eye health- Astaxanthin reaches a high concentration in the Macula of the eye, where it is thought to exert antioxidant effects.

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    The Macula is the part of the retina responsible for our central vision- that is, the things we are looking directly at.

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    In the body, they are deposited in the Macula, a specialized area of the eye that is responsible for central vision.

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    Blood vessels don't initially grow under the Macula- they start off to the side of the retina and grow towards the centre.

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    Unlike RP, most retinal dystrophies tend particularly to affect the Macula- the part of the retina where the centre of our vision is formed.

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    If it occurs in a critical part of the Macula or reaches a particular size, it is referred to as clinically significant Macular oedema(CSMO).

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    It is not really possible to assess for CSMO without a slit lamp but presence of any haemorrhages over the Macula is an important finding.

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    When the Macula is damaged or scarred due to Macular dystrophy, your central vision is affected- and this can lead to blindness in some cases.

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    Small holes in the Macula(area of central vision) can seriously affect one's central vision while the peripheral portion of the retina remains intact and normal.

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    Second, for the long term, preserving the health of your Macula is key to prevention of Macular degeneration, the major cause of blindness in older Americans.

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    Only light that is focused on a very small and highly sensitive portion of the central retina(called the Macula) influences visual acuity measurements obtained during an eye exam.

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    The Macula is at the center of your retina, in the back of the eye, and it's important to good vision and long-term eye health in two ways.

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    Light focuses to a sharp point at the Macula, which is the only area of the eye that sees crystal clear, color vision(such as for driving or acknowledging faces).

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    Three dietary carotenoids- lutein, zeaxanthin and meso-zeaxanthin- form the pigment in the Macula(“Macular pigment”) that protects the millions of photoreceptor cells located in this small region of the central retina.

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    Light focuses to a sharp point at the Macula, which is the only area of the eye that sees crystal clear, color vision(such as for driving or recognizing faces).

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    Long-term exposure to UV rays can damage the eye's surface as well as its internal structures, sometimes contributing to cataracts(clouding of the lens) and Macular degeneration(breakdown of the Macula).

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