Corneal inflammation, characterized by loss of luster and transparency.
is the inflammation of the cornea.
Ker-ah-tie-tis] Irritation or inflammation of the cornea. Keratitis can be due to exposure, radiation, infection, or immune reaction.
Inflammation of the cornea, caused by an infection or inflammatory process. Symptoms include eye pain or discomfort, light sensitivity, foreign body sensation, grittiness and tearing.
inflammation of the cornea; includes keratitis sicca, interstitial keratitis, dendritic (branching) keratitis, rosacea keratitis, and neuroparalytic keratitis
is inflammation of the cornea. This condition is divided into two groups, ulcerative keratitis and non-ulcerative keratitis. In the latter, although the cornea is inflamed the deeper layers of the cornea are not damaged and the surface of the cornea remains intact. The main characteristic feature is intolerance to light and vision becomes defective as the normal transparency of the cornea is affected by the inflammation. Ulcerative keratitis may be due to herpes, which have spread from the mouth.
Inflammation of the cornea caused by irritation and producing watery, painful eyes and blurred vision.
an inflammation of the cornea. Inflammation may be caused by trauma as in an abrasion, RK, or PRK; by infections by bacteria or viruses; or by immune disorders.
inflammation of the cornea (outside coat) of the eyeball
Inflammation of the cornea of the eye.
Keratitis is a condition in which the eye's cornea is inflamed.
