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macular degeneration
noun Ophthalmology.
degeneration of the central portion of the retina, resulting in a loss of sharp vision.
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World English Dictionary
| macular degeneration | |
| —n | |
| pathological changes in the macula lutea, resulting in loss of central vision: a common cause of blindness in the elderly | |
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Medical Dictionary
macular degeneration n.
Degeneration of the macula lutea characterized by spots of pigmentation and causing a reduction or loss of central vision.
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Science Dictionary
macular degeneration  (māk'yə-lər) Pronunciation Key
A progressive condition, usually seen in the elderly, characterized by a gradual loss of vision in the central area of the visual field and eventual blindness. |
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