uveous
- adjective
- /ˈjuːviəs/
- Specialized
- The patient was diagnosed with uveous inflammation after a thorough eye examination.
Examples
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The uveous layer is crucial for eye health.
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Certain autoimmune conditions can lead to uveous involvement, affecting vision.
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Specialists are trained to recognize diseases that impact uveous tissues.
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In some conditions, the uveous tissue can become inflamed.
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The patient's uveous tissue was affected by the underlying autoimmune disorder.
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During the eye exam, the doctor noted signs of uveous irritation.
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Understanding uveous disorders is essential for an effective treatment plan.
Synonyms
Connected with the colored layer inside the eye between the white part and the back of the eye
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uveous comes from uvea, which comes from the Latin uva meaning 'grape'. Doctors named the dark, grape-like layer inside the eye after a grape, so uveous means 'relating to that dark part of the eye'.