Conjunctival Layer Of Eyelids (Noun)
Meaning
The part of the conjunctiva lining the posterior surface of the eyelids; continuous with the bulbar conjunctiva.
Classification
Nouns denoting body parts.
Examples
- The conjunctival layer of eyelids helps to facilitate the smooth movement of the eyelids over the eyeball during blinking and voluntary movement.
- During eyelid surgery, surgeons take great care to preserve the conjunctival layer of eyelids to avoid compromising its natural functions.
- A lesion affecting the conjunctival layer of eyelids may also extend onto the bulbar conjunctiva due to the continuous nature of the conjunctiva.
- Pathogens may initially colonize the conjunctival layer of eyelids before invading other areas of the eye.
- Swelling or thickening of the conjunctival layer of eyelids may contribute to noticeable abnormalities such as edema or excessive eye watering.