Übersetzung für "Pupillary reflex" in Deutsch

The pupillary light reflex may give indications of properties of the eye such as viewing direction or refraction.

The pupillary reflex of the human eye is a form of natural UV protection.

The methods may further include recording a pupillary light reflex in response to the structured illumination.

Slow or absent pupillary reflex to light (when pupil does not contract or dilate normally)

Uncommon eye side effects reported to be possibly caused by the drug or by the injection procedure include (occurring in less than one in 100 but more than one in 1000 patients in clinical trials): inflammation of your eye or of the outer surface of the eye, bleeding in the eye or the internal portion of the eye (vitreous), eye strain, inflammation of the central part of the surface of the eye (keratitis), small deposits on the eye or on the surface of the eye (cornea), deposits in the back of the eye, itching of the eyelids, disturbance in your eye’s reaction to the light (pupillary reflex impaired), small erosion on the central part of the surface of the eye (cornea), drooping eyelid, scar inside the eye (retinal scar), small lump on your eyelid due to inflammation (chalazion), decreased pressure inside the eye, injection site reaction, injection site vesicles, displacement or tear of a layer in the back of the eye (retina), disorder of the pupil, of the coloured part of the eye (iris), retinal artery occlusion, eversion of the eyelid, eye movement disorder, eyelid irritation, blood in your eye, discoloured eye, deposit eye, inflammation of the eye (iritis), optic nerve cupping, deformation of the pupil, occlusion of the vein at the back of the eye, discharge of inner jelly of the eye.

If the animal licks the application site after treatment, transient neurological signs such as ataxia, generalised tremors, ocular signs (dilated pupils, little pupillary reflex, nystagmus), abnormal respiration, salivation and vomiting may occur infrequently.

If the animal licks the application site after treatment, transient neurological signs, such as ataxia, generalised tremors, ocular signs (dilated pupils, little pupillary reflex, nystagmus), abnormal respiration, salivation and vomiting, may occur infrequently.

After accidental oral ingestion, transient neurological signs such as ataxia, generalised tremors, ocular signs (dilated pupils, little pupillary reflex, nystagmus), abnormal respiration, salivation and vomiting may occur infrequently.

Transient blindness, lens subluxation*, night blindness, scotoma, pupillary reflex impaired, visual field defect, diplopia, hyphaema, miosis, pupils unequal, corneal abrasion, anterior chamber inflammation, eye inflammation, conjunctival irritation

After accidental oral ingestion or overdose, neurological signs (most of which are transient) such as ataxia, generalised tremors, ocular signs (dilated pupils, little pupillary reflex, nystagmus), abnormal respiration, salivation and vomiting may occur in very rare cases.

If the animal licks the application site after treatment, neurological signs (most of which are transient) such as ataxia, generalised tremors, ocular signs (dilated pupils, little pupillary reflex, nystagmus), abnormal respiration, salivation and vomiting may be observed in very rare cases.

One option for acquiring the data is to simultaneously measure the diameter of the pupil or the iris contraction/dilation movement and the luminance in the beam path in order to separate the pupillary near reaction from the pupillary light reflex.

It is therefore advantageous to use a sensor or a plurality of sensors to measure the pupil diameter and the surrounding luminance within the scope of the integral artificial accommodation system because the pupil diameter decreases monotonically with increasing accommodation requirement (pupillary near reflex) and with increasing surrounding luminance (pupillary light reflex).

Hence the pupil diameter and the surrounding luminance have to be measured to be able to determine the accommodation requirement using the pupillary near reflex.

The additional parts should be distributed such that at any one time at least one sensor element is partly covered by the pupil, or a change in the pupil diameter which is negligible relative to the pupillary near reflex leads to such a state; this should be independent of the pupil diameter, which in humans varies between 2 and 10 mm.

By way of example, in the case of a blurred image, the exposure time may be shortened, or a luminance may be increased if a pupillary light reflex to be evaluated is not visible.

The mobile computer device may further include a camera unit for recording a pupillary light reflex in response to the structured illumination.

Additionally or alternatively, the mobile computer device may include an interface for coupling to an external camera and for receiving a recorded pupillary light reflex in response to the structured illumination from the external camera.

The program code, when it is executed on the processor, may then carry out a determination of the refraction of the eye on the basis of the recorded pupillary light reflex.

The methods may further include carrying out a determination of the refraction of the eye on the basis of the recorded pupillary light reflex by means of a program code executed on a processor of the mobile computer device.

An optical device according to claim 1, wherein the need for accommodation can be obtained from the control signal of the diameter of the pupil and the absolute luminance in the light path, using the connection between accommodation and the pupillary near reflex.

The pretectal area gets direct afferences (retino-pretectal system) from the retina, its axons arrive at the accessory nucleus of the oculomotor nerve and regulate the pupillary reflex, the accommodation reflex, and the fixation reaction that way.

Incomplete pupillary light reflex, accompanied by a normal menace response (the reflex to close the eyes when a finger is stabbed toward the eye)

You have no pulse, blood pressure is zero over zero, you have no pupillary response, no reflexes.

You will also notice there is no pupillary response no reflexes obvious lividity.

For example, the optician may analyze pupillary reflexes using a so-called pupillometer and/or determine the distance of the pupil centers to ascertain the interpupillary distance in this way.