- The
sclera, also
known as the
white of the eye or, in
older literature, as the
tunica albuginea oculi, is the opaque, fibrous,
protective outer layer of...
-
Scleral tattooing is the
practice of
tattooing the
sclera, or
white part, of the
human eye.
Rather than
being injected into the tissue, the dye is injected...
- 'three-white eyes') is a ****anese term
referring to a
person with
visible sclera on
three sides of
their irises: the
normal left and right, plus
above or...
- of the eye. It
occurs due to
weakening of
outer layer of eye (cornea or
sclera) by an
inflammatory or
degenerative condition. It may be of five types,...
- a
yellowish or, less frequently,
greenish pigmentation of the skin and
sclera due to high
bilirubin levels.
Jaundice in
adults is
typically a sign indicating...
- spot of the
sclera) is one of the
ocular signs of
death in
which a reddish-brown
discoloration is
transversely arranged across the
sclera. It
occurs when...
-
known as a
scleral contact lens, is a
large contact lens that
rests on the
sclera and
creates a tear-filled
vault over the cornea.
Scleral lenses are designed...
- have
increased tears or be "stuck shut" in the morning.
Swelling of the
sclera may also occur.
Itching is more
common in
cases due to allergies. Conjunctivitis...
-
precisely between the
inner retina and the
outer fibrous layer composed of the
sclera and cornea. The
originally medieval Latin term
comes from the
Latin word...
- with its
outer layers, such as the outermost,
white part of the eye (the
sclera) and one of its
inner layers (the
pigmented choroid)
keeping the eye essentially...
