Category: S

The presence of larval forms of butterflies or moths in the body.  

Areas of dentin where the tubules have been filled by mineralization, producing a denser, radiopaque dentin; it is often produced in response to caries, attrition, and abrasion.  

The surgical formation of an opening in the sclera.  

Contraction and induration of tissues, especially those about an orifice.  

A group of proteins noted for their insolubility in most chemicals; found in skeletal tissue, cartilage, hair, and nails and in animal claws and horns.  

A congenital condition in which opacity of the sclera advances over the cornea.  

Inflammation of the sclera, cornea, and iris.  

Cellular infiltration with inflammation of the sclera and cornea. Inflammation of both the sclera and the cornea.  

Inflammation of the skin accompanied by thickening and hardening.  

Induration of the skin of the fingers and toes. A condition affecting the fingers and toes that is similar to scleroderma.