hyaloid
pronunciation
How to pronounce hyaloid in British English:
UK ['haɪəlɔɪd]
How to pronounce hyaloid in American English:
US ['haɪəˌlɔɪd]
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- Adjective:
- resembling glass in transparency or translucency
Word Origin
Example
- 1. Clinical research of improving eyesight decoction in hyaloid cataract .
- 2. It has been shown that neither fresh rbcs nor ghost cells could pass through an intact hyaloid face .
- 3. It has to be distinguished from a subhyaloid haemorrhage caused by blood tracking forward from a subarachnoid bleed to pool beneath the hyaloid membrane .
- 4. The clinical history of a patient with ghost cell glaucoma usually includes an event likely to have disrupted the anterior hyaloid face , such as cataract extraction , vitrectomy , or trauma .
- 5. The eye was phakic , and there was no past history of ocualr trauma or intraocular surgery that would make a break in the anterior hyaloid face .