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| am·au·ro·sis fu·gax [ àmmaw rssiss fy gàks ] |
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1. temporary loss of vision: a brief period of loss of vision, usually for seconds or minutes, caused by interference to the blood supply to parts of the brain or eye
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2. partial blindness: a brief episode of partial blindness occurring when there is no obvious damage to the eye
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| [Fugax< Latin< fugere "flee"] |
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