Adherent
leucoma is a condition, in which a portion the iris is attached to the cicatrisised portion of the cornea forming a white plaque on the sclera.
La biomicroscopia del ojo derecho muestra moderada inyeccion conjuntival y limbitis marcada, sin secrecion en fondos de saco ni reaccion papilar o folicular y a nivel corneal se observan un
leucoma temporal de 1 por 1 mm y area de desepitelizacion superonasal de 2 por 3 mm de diametro, de fondo limpio con minimos infiltrados intraestromales perilesionales, la cual se debrida parcialmente con hisopo de algodon.
My breath is hot from impatience, which ensures me a round field of vision, protecting me from
leucoma.
More uncommon, however, are his quotations from Pseudo-Aristotle's Book on Stones, which are sometimes different from those in Ruska's edition, and sometimes contain additional material.(88) These quotations are thus important for research on the work's complicated textual tradition.(89) For instance, the following recipe attributed to Aristotle for the treatment of
leucoma does not feature in Ruska's edition.
The browntail moth, Euproctis chrysorrhoea, and satin moth,
Leucoma salicis, which are in the same family but with flying females, spread much faster - about 26 and 28 miles per year.
The primary lesions included bacterial corneal ulcers in 8 eyes, immune-related corneal ulcers in 4 eyes, corneal
leucoma in 2 eyes, fungal corneal ulcers in 2 eyes, and keratoconus in 1 eye.