Category: E

The internal layer of the retina.  

A visual phenomenon arising from within the eye, marked by the perception of floating bodies, circles of light, black spots, and transient flashes of light. It may be due to the individual’s own blood cells moving through the retinal vessels, or to floaters, which are small specks of tissue floating in the vitreous fluid.  

To the interior of the eye.  

A disease caused by fungi of the class Zygomycetes, which includes two genera ( Conidiobolus and Basidiobolus) responsible for human disease. Conidiobolus causes infections of the heart and face; Basidiobolus produces infections in other parts of the body.  

A knife for division of urethral strictures.  

The posterior limiting membrane of the cornea.  

The inner posterior cusp of an upper molar tooth.  

The inner layer of the choroid of the eye.  

The development of bone within cartilage.  

A depressed fracture of the skull.