Pupil

The opening in the iris through which light enters the eye. Its aperture affects admitted pencils of rays; the cornea and crystalline lens provide focusing power.

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- Mydriasis Pupil

Mydriasis

Dilatation of the pupil; it is a sign requiring interpretation in context, rather than an identification of a unique poison.

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