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ophthalmitis

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ophthalmitis /oph·thal·mi·tis/ (of″thal-mi´tis) inflammation of the eyeball.ophthalmit´ic
oph·thal·mi·tis (fthl-mts, p-)
n.
See ophthalmia.
ophthalmitis
[of′thalmī′tis]
Etymology: Gk, ophthalmos, eye, itis, inflammation
an inflammation of the eye.
ophthalmitis [of″thal-mi´tis]
inflammation of the eyeball. adj., adj ophthalmit´ic.
ophthalmitis
inflammation of the eyeball.
follicular ophthalmitis
see cherry eye.
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