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Definition of eyeball
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Eyeball
(n.) The ball or globe of the eye.
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Exophthalmia
::
Exophthalmia
(n.) The
protrusion
of the
eyeball
so that the
eyelids
will not cover it, in
consequence
of
disease..
Hypermetropy
::
Hypermetropy
(n.) A
condition
of the eye in
which,
through
shortness
of the
eyeball
or fault of the
refractive
media,
the rays of light come to a focus
behind
the
retina;
farsightedness;
--
called
also
hyperopia.
Cf.
Emmetropia..
Tonometry
::
Tonometry
(n.)
measurement
of
tension,
esp. the
tension
of the
eyeball..
Supraciliary
::
Suprachoroidal
(a.)
Situated
above the
choroid;
--
applied
to the layer of the
choroid
coat of the
eyeball
next to the
sclerotic.
Cornea
::
Cornea
(n.) The
transparent
part of the coat of the
eyeball
which
covers
the iris and pupil and
admits
light to the
interior.
See Eye.
Intra-
::
Intra-
() A
prefix
signifying
in,
within,
interior;
as,
intraocular,
within
the
eyeball;
intramarginal..
Choroid
::
Choroid
(a.)
resembling
the
chorion;
as, the
choroid
plexuses
of the
ventricles
of the
brain,
and the
choroid
coat of the
eyeball..
Tonometer
::
Tonometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
tension,
esp. that of the
eyeball..
Basedow''s Disease
::
Basedow's
disease
() A
disease
characterized
by
enlargement
of the
thyroid
gland,
prominence
of the
eyeballs,
and
inordinate
action
of the
heart;
--
called
also
exophthalmic
goiter..
Glaucoma
::
Glaucoma
(n.)
Dimness
or
abolition
of
sight,
with a
diminution
of
transparency,
a
bluish
or
greenish
tinge of the
refracting
media of the eye, and a hard
inelastic
condition
of the
eyeball,
with
marked
increase
of
tension
within
the
eyeball..
Strabotomy
::
Strabismus
(n.) An
affection
of one or both eyes, in which the optic axes can not be
directed
to the same
object,
-- a
defect
due
either
to undue
contraction
or to undue
relaxation
of one or more of the
muscles
which move the
eyeball;
squinting;
cross-eye..
Phosphene
::
Phosphene
(n.) A
luminous
impression
produced
through
excitation
of the
retina
by some cause other than the
impingement
upon it of rays of
light,
as by
pressure
upon the
eyeball
when the lids are
closed.
Cf.
After-image..
Xerophthalmia
::
Xerophthalmia
(n.) An
abnormal
dryness
of the
eyeball
produced
usually
by
long-continued
inflammation
and
subsequent
atrophy
of the
conjunctiva.
Straddled
::
Strabotomy
(n.) The
operation
for the
removal
of
squinting
by the
division
of such
muscles
as
distort
the
eyeball.
Sclerotic
::
Sclerotic
(a.) Hard; firm;
indurated;
--
applied
especially
in
anatomy
to the firm outer coat of the
eyeball,
which is often
cartilaginous
and
sometimes
bony..
Trichiasis
::
Trichiasis
(n.) A
disease
of the eye, in which the
eyelashes,
being
turned
in upon the
eyeball,
produce
constant
irritation
by the
motion
of the
lids..
Prosphysis
::
Prosphysis
(n.) A
growing
together
of
parts;
specifically,
a
morbid
adhesion
of the
eyelids
to each other or to the
eyeball..
Ophthalmia
::
Ophthalmia
(n.) An
inflammation
of the
membranes
or coats of the eye or of the
eyeball.
Eyeball
::
Eyeball
(n.) The ball or globe of the eye.
Nystagmus
::
Nystagmus
(n.) A rapid
involuntary
oscillation
of the
eyeballs.
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