oculo-

a combining form meaning “eye,” “ocular,” used in the formation of compound words:
oculomotor.

oculo-

combining_form

Origin of oculo-¹

Combining form of Latin oculus eye; -o-

Origin of oculo-¹

from Latin oculus eye

Consequently, a unilateral accommodation paresis is almost invariably associated with pareses of some of the oculo-motor muscles.

Paralysis of oculo-motor nerves is thus a common cause of defects of association in the movements of the double eye.

Item ad idem, Matthi quinto: Dictum est antiquis: Oculum pro oculo etc.

Ptosis and lateral squint, with a fixed and dilated pupil, indicates pressure on the oculo-motor nerve of the same side.

Julius Placentinus: de oculo etauditude oculo et visioneFabricius Aquapendente.

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