Translation for 'night blindness' from English to Russian

night blindness

никталопия {ж}мед.

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blindness

слепота {ж}

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smell blindness

аносмия {ж}мед.

night

ночь {ж}

spring night

весенняя ночь {ж}

summer night

летняя ночь {ж}

autumn night

осенняя ночь {ж}

stormy night

штормовая ночь {ж}метео.

moonlit night

лунная ночь {ж}

wedding night

брачная ночь {ж}

polar night

полярная ночь {ж}

night lizards

ночные ящерицы {мн} [семейство Xantusiidae]зоол.T

night sky

ночное небо {с}

bridal night

брачная ночь {ж}

May night

майская ночь {ж}

December night

декабрьская ночь {ж}

night shark

кубинская ночная акула {ж} [Carcharhinus signatus]ихтио.T

Good night!

Спокойной ночи!

one night

однажды ночью {adv}

at night

ночью {adv}

night [attr.]

ночной {adj}

• 9% of the population, which appears as mild to moderate night-blindness around the age of ten.
• vitamin A deficiency, which is related to heart disease and night blindness.
• A peculiar outbreak of Nyctalopia or night-blindness affected many of the prisoners in 1806.
• Vitamin A deficiency in expecting mothers increases the mortality rate of children shortly after childbirth. Night blindness is one of the first signs of vitamin A deficiency.
• Reversible night blindness is an early indicator of low vitamin A status.

• It is a symptom of several eye diseases. Night blindness may exist from birth, or be caused by injury or malnutrition (for example, vitamin A deficiency).
• The earliest clinical sign of progressive retinal atrophy is "night blindness."
• This causes night blindness at first and eventually complete blindness.
• and cause temporary night-blindness among the gun crew by photo-bleaching visual purple.
• Insufficiency of adaptation most commonly presents as insufficient adaptation to dark environment, called night blindness or "nyctalopia".

• Appaloosas are prone to develop equine recurrent uveitis and congenital stationary night blindness; the latter has been linked to the leopard complex.
• The degeneration is usually first noticed as night blindness (nyctalopia); peripheral vision is gradually lost, restricting the visual field (tunnel vision), which generally progresses to complete blindness.
• Consequently, fewer rod cells are able to sufficiently respond in darker conditions, and as the cone cells are poorly adapted for sight in the dark, blindness can result.