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consensual light reflex[kən¦sench·yə·wəl ¦līt ′rē‚fleks] (neuroscience) The reaction of both pupils when only one eye is exposed to a change in light intensity. Also known as consensual eye reflex. consensual light reflex
con·sen·su·al re·ac·tioncontraction of the pupil of the fellow eye in consensus with the pupil of the illuminated eye. Synonym(s): consensual light reflex, indirect pupillary reactionconsensual light reflex Ophthalmology The ability of both pupils to react to light which is tested by shining a beam of light in one eye, and assessing the response of the other eye, which normally constrictscon·sen·su·al light re·flex (kŏn-sen'shū-ăl līt rē'fleks) Constriction of both pupils when only one is exposed to bright light; indicates integrity of optic nerve on exposed side and of oculomotor nerves on both sides. |