Hyperopia
Definition of Hyperopia
Hy`per`o´pi`a
Pronunciation:
hī`pẽr`ō´pĭ`å
n.
1.
An
abnormal
condition
of the
eye
in which,
through
shortness
of the
eyeball
or
fault
of the
refractive
media
, the
rays
of
light
come to a
focus
behind
the
retina
,
making
vision
for
distant
objects
better
than for
near
objects
;
farsightedness
; -
called
also
hypermetropia
. Cf.
Emmetropia
.
Related Words
ametropia
,
farsightedness
,
hypermetropia
,
hypermetropy
,
longsightedness
,
myopia
,
nearsightedness
,
presbyopia
,
shortsightedness
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