Ophthalmic [adjective]

Have you ever been to an ophthalmic hospital or a blind asylum?

(1⁄200 grain) of the salt are officinal, and used by ophthalmic surgeons.

Every ophthalmic surgeon will tell you that he has had a number of such cases.

The superficial ophthalmic branch is clearly equivalent to the ophthalmic branch of the seventh.

An ophthalmic department was opened on the first floor, providing accommodation for out-patients as well as in-patients.

Formerly in great repute in ophthalmic practice, more particularly in inflammation, &c., of the eyelids.

Note passing anteriorly from the heart along the median line to the eyes a blood-vessel, the ophthalmic artery.

The untimely sneeze, the ophthalmic eye, the hunched back were omens to be shunned.

But it is not at all certain that the Hawaiians looked upon this ophthalmic redness as repulsive or disgraceful.

Ophthalmia, particularly the disease of the ophthalmic nerve, is very common in the eastern States.