What is corneal arcus?
A corneal arcus is a white or grey ring found around the cornea of the eye made up of deposited cholesterol. It may also be known as arcus senilis.
A corneal arcus is a white or grey ring found around the cornea of the eye made up of deposited cholesterol. It may also be known as arcus senilis.
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A corneal arcus is a white or grey ring found around the cornea of the eye made up of deposited cholesterol. It may also be known as arcus senilis.
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Diagnosis status | Proportion | # of patients |
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Diagnosed | 0 | |
Not Diagnosed | 0 |
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