PterygiumFrom our partner site on alzheimer's disease, OurAlzheimers.com.
The primary symptom of a pterygium is a painless area of elevated white tissue, with blood vessels on the inner or outer edge of the cornea. Signs and tests: A physical examination of the eyes and eyelids confirms the diagnosis. Special tests are usually not necessary.
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