Adjective:

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ophthalmics's Usage Examples:

Geoffrey Vernon Ball was one of the first lecturing professors of ophthalmics, pioneering its early inception through the 1950s while head of Department.

braided suture for orthopedics) to #11-0 (fine monofilament suture for ophthalmics).

may refer to: Geoffrey Vernon Ball (1926–2015), British professor of ophthalmics Geoffrey R.

The sterility of other dosage forms, such as ophthalmics, is similarly important, as blindness or partial loss of vision has occurred.

30-34 E J Arnott " M C W Treplin; Surgical use of the microscope in ophthalmics Scotland on Sunday (13 December 1992), The Times, Guardian, Daily Mail.

scale is still used in various industries such as sugar beet processing, ophthalmics, starch industry, winemaking and printed circuit board (PCB) fabrication.

which provides accident and emergency, orthopaedics, endoscopy and ophthalmics as well as therapy services, was opened by Elizabeth II in 1987.

Campbell went on to complete his studies, earning a degree in chemistry and ophthalmics, and became superintendent chemist/optician for the Lincoln Co-operative.

Commercial applications include photochromics in ophthalmics, fashion/cosmetics, security, sensors, optical memory and optical switches.