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mydriatic

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mydriatic [¦mid·rē¦ad·ik]
(pharmacology)
An agent which produces dilation of the pupil, such as eucatropine hydrochloride.


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A supervising physician teaching ophthalmology required each student to place mydriatic (dilating) drops in one eye, supposedly as a prelude to mutual practice at ophthalmoscopic examinations.
Canon offers and markets a full line of digital imaging solutions for the ophthalmic world, including the non-Mydriatic and Mydriatic Fundus camera, full auto-tonometer and full auto-ref keratometer, and the Marco digital slit lamp, all of which work directly with the Eye Q Prime Imaging application to create a total imaging and workflow management tool for physicians.
Canon offers and markets a full line of digital imaging solutions for the ophthalmic world, including the non-Mydriatic and Mydriatic Fundus camera, full auto-tonometer and full auto-ref keratometer, and a digital slit lamp from Marco Ophthalmic, Inc.
 
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