chromatopsia
/ˌkrəʊməˈtɒpsɪə
/noun [mass noun] Medicine
Abnormally coloured vision, a rare symptom with various causes.Medications used in cardiology, especially antiarrhytmic digitalis and amiodarone, cause ocular disturbances producing chromatopsia (yellow or green tint), blurred vision, and corneal microdeposits or deposits of lens during amiodarone treatment....
- In most cases, nothing abnormal is noticed immediately except the dazzling sensation; it is only after that a cloud floats with irregular undulations before the eyes, associated with irritating after-images, photophobia, photopsia and chromatopsia.
- Persons who have chromatopsia do not have cone vision.
Origin
Mid 19th century: from chromato- 'colour' + Greek -opsia 'seeing'.
- individualizingly
- individually
- individualness
- individual-psychological
- individual psychology
- individual variable
- individual voluntary arrangement
- individuate
- individuation
- individuative
- individuator
- individuum
- individuum vagum
- indivisibility
- indivisible
- indivisibly
- indn.
- Indo-
- Indo-Aryan
- Indo-China
- Indochina
- Indo-Chinese
- indochinite
- indocile
- indocility