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uvea
This term is a specialized anatomical designation used primarily in ophthalmology and medical contexts. It refers to the middle layer of the eye, which is highly vascularized to provide oxygen and nutrients to the retina.
Because it describes a specific biological structure, it is almost exclusively used in clinical settings or academic texts. It is rarely encountered in general conversation unless discussing a medical diagnosis, such as uveitis, which refers to the inflammation of this specific tissue.
Meanings
Examples
The uvea consists of the iris, ciliary body, and choroid.
Inflammation of the uvea can lead to permanent vision loss if left untreated.
The doctor explained that the uvea provides essential nutrients to the retina.
Is the inflammation affecting the entire uvea or just the anterior segment?
The pigmented nature of the uvea helps to absorb stray light within the eye.
I wonder if this medication will reduce the swelling in my uvea.
A biopsy was performed to examine the tissue of the uvea for malignancy.
The vascular layer known as the uvea is critical for maintaining ocular pressure.