What is another word for phantom eye syndrome?
Pronunciation: [fˈantəm ˈa͡ɪ sˈɪndɹə͡ʊm] (IPA) 
Phantom eye syndrome is a condition that occurs in individuals who have had an eye removed. It is characterized by the sensation of still having a visual experience in the missing eye. Synonyms for phantom eye syndrome include phantom vision, phantom eye pain, phantom eye sensations, and phantom eye illusion. Other related terms include visual phantom phenomena, visual phantom sensations, and residual visual sensitivity. These conditions are believed to be a result of the brain retaining the memory of the sight through nerve pathways. The phenomenon can be distressing and interfere with daily activities, but there are management techniques available to ease its impact.
