Dacryops is an obsolete (meaning no-longer
used), or at least rarely used, term meaning watery (or waterying)
eye.
Some sources describe dacryops in different but equivalent
terms, such as "excess of tears in the eye".
Dacryops may, or may not, be associated with other ophthalmic
symptoms, or exist as part of another condition (perhaps its cause).
More about Ophthalmology: This section includes short definitions
of many diseases, disorders, and conditions of the eyes and visual system.
For definitions of other terms in this category, choose from the list
to the left (but note that this is not a complete/exhaustive list).
Other related pages include the diagram
of the eye, and definitions
of parts of the eye, a description
of the human retina, and definitions
of parts of the retina, and the section of short definitions
of clinical and surgical procedures re. eyes and human visual system.
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