buphthalmia

/ˌbuːˌθælˈmaɪə/

Definitions

1. noun

A medical condition characterized by the enlargement of the eyeball due to increased intraocular pressure, often caused by congenital glaucoma.

“The child was diagnosed with buphthalmia at a young age and required ongoing medical treatment.”

Synonyms

  • bphthalmos
  • congenital glaucoma

Antonyms

  • healthy eyes
  • normal vision