Enophthalmos

enophthalmos

[‚e‚näf′thal·məs] (medicine) Recession of the eyeball into the orbital cavity.

Enophthalmos

a positioning of the eyeball in the orbit more to the rear than is normal. The most frequent cause is a severe trauma accompanied by fracture of the orbit walls and subsequent atrophy of the soft tissues. Enophthalmos is sometimes observed accompanying microphthalmia—a congenital condition in which the eyeball is abnormally small.

enophthalmos

[en″of-thal´mos] a backward displacement of the eyeball into the orbit.

en·oph·thal·mos

(en'of-thal'mos), Recession of the eyeball within the orbit. Synonym(s): enophthalmia [G. en, in, + ophthalmos, eye]

en·oph·thal·mos

(en'of-thal'mos) Recession of the eyeball within the orbit. [G. en, in, + ophthalmos, eye]

enophthalmos

A sinking backwards of the eyeball into its bony socket so that the lid margins cannot easily be held the normal distance apart and there is an obvious narrowing of the lid aperture. Enophthalmos is the opposite of EXOPHTHALMOS. Enophthalmos results from loss of fat within the eye socket.

Enophthalmos

A condition in which the eye falls back into the socket and inhibits proper eyelid function.Mentioned in: Tarsorrhaphy

enophthalmos

Recession of the eyeball into the orbit. It is caused by a degeneration and shrinking of the orbital fat, a tumour, an injury to the orbit or to shortening of the extraocular muscles following excessive resections. See entropion; exophthalmometer.

单词	enophthalmos
释义	enophthalmos Translations Enophthalmos enophthalmos [‚e‚näf′thal·məs] (medicine) Recession of the eyeball into the orbital cavity. Enophthalmos a positioning of the eyeball in the orbit more to the rear than is normal. The most frequent cause is a severe trauma accompanied by fracture of the orbit walls and subsequent atrophy of the soft tissues. Enophthalmos is sometimes observed accompanying microphthalmia—a congenital condition in which the eyeball is abnormally small. enophthalmos enophthalmos [en″of-thal´mos] a backward displacement of the eyeball into the orbit. en·oph·thal·mos (en'of-thal'mos), Recession of the eyeball within the orbit. Synonym(s): enophthalmia [G. en, in, + ophthalmos, eye] en·oph·thal·mos (en'of-thal'mos) Recession of the eyeball within the orbit. [G. en, in, + ophthalmos, eye] enophthalmos A sinking backwards of the eyeball into its bony socket so that the lid margins cannot easily be held the normal distance apart and there is an obvious narrowing of the lid aperture. Enophthalmos is the opposite of EXOPHTHALMOS. Enophthalmos results from loss of fat within the eye socket. Enophthalmos A condition in which the eye falls back into the socket and inhibits proper eyelid function.Mentioned in: Tarsorrhaphy enophthalmos Recession of the eyeball into the orbit. It is caused by a degeneration and shrinking of the orbital fat, a tumour, an injury to the orbit or to shortening of the extraocular muscles following excessive resections. See entropion; exophthalmometer.
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