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When the physician removes the vitreous from the eye and replaces it with another substance, it is called

▸ intravitreal

▸ vitrectomy

▸ cytomegalovirus retinitis

▸ ganciclovir implant

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Strabismus is the disorder in which

▸ one eye is smaller than the other

▸ the eyes do not focus together

▸ one eye is turned out

▸ one eye doesn't move

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