Words to Describe corneal
Things corneal often describes ("corneal ________")
- cells
- deposits
- dystrophy
- nerves
- defects
- scars
- transplant
- stroma
- transplantation
- oedema
- irritation
- abrasion
- diameter
- degeneration
- shape
- lesion
- ulcers
- reflex
- abrasions
- infiltrates
- opacities
- dystrophies
- opacification
- perforation
- bodies
- inflammation
- infection
- section
- ulcer
- flattening
- lamellae
- disease
- curvature
- anesthesia
- thinning
- thickness
- grafting
- diseases
- apex
- transparency
- laceration
- margin
- scarring
- decompensation
- graft
- junction
- grafts
- topography
- astigmatism
- surgery
- reflexes
- exposure
- erosions
- arcus
- changes
- trauma
- sensation
- defect
- wound
- vascularization
- ulceration
- erosion
- lens
- reflection
- staining
- healing
- neovascularization
- incisions
- endothelium
- damage
- incision
- wounds
- scrapings
- lesions
- penetration
- layer
- haze
- rejection
- sensitivity
- clouding
- periphery
- opacity
- epithelium
- transplants
- ulcerations
- edema
- infections
- injury
- surface
- tissue
- involvement
- complications
- scar
- limbus
- lenses
- substance
- flap
How corneal often is described ("________ corneal")
- cultured
- embryonic
- hereditary
- progressive
- anterior
- secondary
- residual
- entire
- mammalian
- lattice
- combined
- punctate
- herpetic
- inferior
- superficial
- bacterial
- central
- clear
- lamellar
- damaged
- deep
- experimental
- resident
- traumatic
- chronic
- vertical
- acute
- characteristic
- primary
- postoperative
- normal
- permanent
- macular
- mild
- persistent
- irreversible
- degenerative
- idiopathic
- moderate
- active
- absent
- congenital
- minimal
- marginal
- subepithelial
- superior
- excessive
- transparent
- short
- induced
- irregular
- intact
- diffuse
- risk
- thin
- peripheral
- destructive
- abnormal
- refractive
- noninflammatory
- bovine
- rabbit
- temporal
- marked
- posterior
- recurrent
- overnight
- significant
- severe
- subsequent
- left
- scleral
- human
- extensive
- bilateral
- perforated
