Category: C

Choroiditis in which exudation is limited to the macula.  

A neoplasm in which embryonic cells grow in parts of the body where they do not belong normally.  

An error of development in which tissues grow in a displaced position. These tissues are histologically normal.  

The smooth, nonvillous portion of the chorion.  

The outer surface of the chorion. Its villi contact the decidua basalis. This is the placental portion of the chorion.  

Inflammation of the brain, meninges, and often the choroid plexuses.  

Formation of the chorion.  

A protrusion of the choroid coat of the eye through a defective sclera.  

The capillary layer of choroid.  

A vascular tumor of the chorion.