Holmes-Adie syndrome

[ hōmz′-, hōlmz′- ]

n.

A syndrome of unknown etiology that is characterized by tonic pupillary reactions in which tendon reflexes are absent or diminished.Adie's pupil Adie syndrome Holmes-Adie pupil pupillotonic pseudostrabismus

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