synechia

• État médical caractérisé par la formation d'adhérences entre l'iris et le cristallin ou la cornée, survenant souvent à la suite d'un traumatisme, d'une chirurgie oculaire ou de complications de glaucome ou de cataracte, pouvant entraîner la cécité.

A medical condition involving adhesions between the iris and the lens or cornea, often resulting from trauma, eye surgery, or complications of glaucoma or cataract, which can lead to blindness.

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   A condition where the iris adheres to the lens or cornea, often resulting from trauma, eye surgery, or complications of glaucoma or cataract, which can lead to blindness.

   Synéchie (de l'œil)

   • The patient developed synechia after the cataract operation.
   • Untreated synechia can cause a dangerous increase in intraocular pressure.
   • The ophthalmologist diagnosed anterior synechia during the examination.