micropsia

[mi-krop´se-ah] a disorder of visual perception in which objects appear smaller than their actual size.

mi·crop·si·a

(mī-krop'sē-ă), Perception of objects as smaller than they are. [micro- + G. opsis, sight]

micropsia

The visual perception that objects are smaller than they actually are, which may be due to:
(1) Optical distortion caused by lenses, corneal swelling, retinal oedema, macular degeneration, central serous chorioretinopathy and other ocular conditions;
(2) Neurologic disorders, such traumatic brain injury, epilepsy and migraines;
(3) Drugs (either legal or illicit, including hallucinogens); or
(4) Psychological factors (e.g., Alice in Wonderland syndrome).

mi·crop·si·a

, micropsy (mī-krop'sē-ă, mīkrop-sē) Perception of objects as smaller than they are. [micro- + G. opsis, sight]

micropsia

Perception of objects as much smaller than they in fact are. This may be caused by an abnormal separation of the cones of the centre of the retina (so that widely-spaced points on the image are interpreted by the brain as being closer together) or may be a hallucination from drugs or disorders of brain function.

micropsia

Anomaly of visual perception in which objects appear smaller than they actually are. It may be due to a retinal disease in which the visual cells are spread apart, or to paresis of accommodation or to uncorrected presbyopia, or to the recent wear of either base-out prisms or a correction for myopia, etc. See dysmegalopsia; macropsia; metamorphopsia.

单词	micropsia
释义	micropsia micropsia (maɪˈkrɒpsɪə) n (Pathology) a defect of vision in which objects appear to be smaller than they appear to a person with normal vision micropsia micropsia [mī′kräp·sē·ə] (medicine) A visual disturbance in which objects appear undersized. micropsia micropsia [mi-krop´se-ah] a disorder of visual perception in which objects appear smaller than their actual size. mi·crop·si·a (mī-krop'sē-ă), Perception of objects as smaller than they are. [micro- + G. opsis, sight] micropsia The visual perception that objects are smaller than they actually are, which may be due to: (1) Optical distortion caused by lenses, corneal swelling, retinal oedema, macular degeneration, central serous chorioretinopathy and other ocular conditions; (2) Neurologic disorders, such traumatic brain injury, epilepsy and migraines; (3) Drugs (either legal or illicit, including hallucinogens); or (4) Psychological factors (e.g., Alice in Wonderland syndrome). mi·crop·si·a , micropsy (mī-krop'sē-ă, mīkrop-sē) Perception of objects as smaller than they are. [micro- + G. opsis, sight] micropsia Perception of objects as much smaller than they in fact are. This may be caused by an abnormal separation of the cones of the centre of the retina (so that widely-spaced points on the image are interpreted by the brain as being closer together) or may be a hallucination from drugs or disorders of brain function. micropsia Anomaly of visual perception in which objects appear smaller than they actually are. It may be due to a retinal disease in which the visual cells are spread apart, or to paresis of accommodation or to uncorrected presbyopia, or to the recent wear of either base-out prisms or a correction for myopia, etc. See dysmegalopsia; macropsia; metamorphopsia.
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