Meanings of corneal opacity in English

The corneal opacity disappeared within a week but alkaline phosphatase remained persistently low.

A third of the animals showed Peters' anomaly including corneal opacity and iridocorneal adhesions.

Other major causes were non-trachomatous corneal opacity and trachoma.

Conclusions: Monocular vision loss from corneal opacity due to fungal keratitis reduced vision-related quality of life.

Clinical examination under stereoscopic microscope was performed to evaluate corneal opacity, neovascularization, vessel size and oedema.

Ultrasound biomicroscopy is a promising procedure for examining the anterior segment of eyes with corneal opacity.

We report the case of a preterm newborn in whom a corneal opacity was detected at birth.

Ocular trauma is a leading cause of corneal opacity, leading to 25 million cases of blindness annually.

There was also bilateral microphthalmia that was more severe on the right side, microcornea, and corneal opacity.

Progression of corneal edema was assessed using 3 independent Kaplan-Meier curves, identifying clinically significant changes in corneal opacity.

Observations: The case of a 72-year-old man was referred because of blurred vision and corneal opacity in the right eye.

Results from a bovine corneal opacity and permeability test demonstrated slight irritation to the cornea that resolved within 10 min.

Given the relatively high worldwide burden of corneal opacity, improving treatment outcomes of corneal infections should be a public health priority.

Despite inflammation is necessary to repair the ocular surface since this process may be potentially harmful and could lead to corneal opacity.

In control mice, corneal opacities were not observed before the animals were 6 months of age.

Corneal opacities never regressed.