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Trigeminovagal Reflex
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The trigeminovagal reflex—more commonly called the trigeminocardiac reflex (TCR)—is a sudden, strong “vagal” response that can slow the heart, lower blood ...

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Oculocardiac Reflex (OCR)
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The oculocardiac reflex (OCR) is a body reflex that links the eye to the heart. When the eye or the tissues around the eye are pressed, pulled, or irritated, a ...

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Ocular Venous Air Embolism (OVAE)
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An air embolism means air bubbles have entered the bloodstream and are blocking blood flow the way a cork blocks a bottle. In OVAE, the air enters through ...

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Ocular Trauma
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Ocular trauma means any injury to the eye or the tissues around the eye (eyelids, tear ducts, eye muscles, and the bony eye socket). The injury may be from a ...

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Ocular Torticollis
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Ocular torticollis means a person holds their head in an unusual position—a tilt, a face turn, a chin up, a chin down, or a mix of these—because of an eye ...

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Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia (OSSN)
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Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia (OSSN) is a group of growths that start from the skin-like cells on the front of the eye. These cells line the conjunctiva ...

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Dysbiosis
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Dysbiosis means the microbes that live on or inside your body are out of balance. In a healthy state, your gut, mouth, skin, and other body sites host a rich, ...

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Ocular Surface Microbiome
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The ocular surface microbiome means the very small, carefully controlled group of microorganisms that live on the front of the eye — mainly the conjunctiva ...

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Ocular Surface Disease (OSD)
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The ocular surface is the front “skin” of your eye. It includes the cornea (the clear window you see through), the conjunctiva (the thin lining over the white ...

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Ocular Rosacea
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Ocular rosacea is a long-lasting eye problem linked to skin rosacea. It mainly affects the eyelids, the edge of the lids, and the surface of the eye. The tiny ...

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Ocular Scleral Shells Mal-Positioning
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A scleral shell is a very thin, custom-made artificial cover that sits over a small, shrunken, or scarred eye to restore a natural look. It is different from a ...

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Ocular Prostheses (Artificial Eyes)
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An ocular prosthesis is an artificial eye made to fill the eye socket and replace the look of a natural eye when an eye is missing or severely shrunken. It ...

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Ocular Pentastomiasis (Tongue-worm infection of the eye)
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Ocular pentastomiasis means a tongue-worm parasite has reached the eye. Tongue-worms are not true worms. They are arthropod-related parasites (order ...

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Ocular Penetrating and Perforating Injuries
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An eye that has been pierced (penetrating injury) or pierced through-and-through (perforating injury) is a true emergency. If this is happening now, cover the ...

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Ocular Ortner Syndrome (OOS)
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Ocular Ortner Syndrome (OOS) is a rare condition characterized by hoarseness (due to recurrent laryngeal nerve involvement) and visual loss, often associated ...

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Ocular Neuropathic Pain
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Ocular neuropathic pain means eye pain that mainly comes from a problem in the nerves that carry pain signals from the eye and around the eye to the brain. The ...

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Ocular Neuromyotonia
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Ocular neuromyotonia (ONM) is a rare problem with the nerves that move the eyes. In ONM, one or more eye muscles suddenly “lock” or spasm for a short time. ...

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Wyburn-Mason Syndrome (WMS)
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Wyburn-Mason Syndrome (WMS) is a very rare condition present from birth in which some blood vessels grow in an unusual way. Instead of a normal tiny “net” of ...

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Subclavian Steal Syndrome (SSS)
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Subclavian Steal Syndrome (SSS) is a blood-flow problem. It happens when one of the big arteries that supplies blood to your arm—the subclavian artery—becomes ...

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Polychondritis
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Polychondritis—usually called relapsing polychondritis (RP)—is a rare disease where your immune system mistakenly attacks your own cartilage. Cartilage is the ...

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