0 concerning the cornea (= the transparent surface of the eyeball):
The cornea is frequently involved, with 353 in this series having multiple small dendritic or stellate lesions and 294 granular deposits under the corneal epithelium.
In addition to the iris disease, the majority of mice develop corneal abnormalities by 9-12 months of age.
In these studies, the antagonistic interaction was only shown in corneal b-wave electroretinograms.
An eye camera provided an infrared image of the left eye and tracked the center of the pupil and the corneal reflection.
Topical acyclovir on the eye may be used in conjunction with local steroid to reduce corneal disease and intraocular inflammation.
Common examples are congenital malformations, most retinal and macular degenerations, cataracts, corneal diseases, and glaucoma.
In addition, studies have elucidated that certain facets of allosensitisation differ between corneal and other solid organ transplants.
The magnitude of strabismus was determined by measuring the decentration of the corneal light reflex from the center of the pupil.
