Definition of madarosis in English:

madarosis

noun ˌmadəˈrəʊsɪs

mass nounMedicine

Absence or loss of the eyelashes (and sometimes the eyebrows), either as a congenital condition or as a result of an infection.
〔医〕睫毛脱落；眉毛脱落
Example sentencesExamples
- Complications of this procedure include depigmentation of the skin, eyelid notching, madarosis, severe postoperative pain, edema, symblepharon, necrosis, and regrowth.
- Important complications observed were loss of eyebrows, madarosis and lagophthalmos: corneal involvement due to lagophthalmos were mainly present in lepromatous leprosy.
- In our sample, the most common preoperative complication of leprosy was madarosis, which was similar to a study performed in the USA.
- Fig.2 The anterior lid margins show erythema and moderate madarosis of the lower lashes.
- Treatments are available for madarosis but are generally initiated by an ophthalmologist or dermatologist

Origin

Late 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek, 'baldness', from madaros 'bald'.

Definition of madarosis in US English:

madarosis

nounˌmadəˈrōsəs

Medicine

Absence or loss of the eyelashes (and sometimes the eyebrows), either as a congenital condition or as a result of an infection.
〔医〕睫毛脱落；眉毛脱落
Example sentencesExamples
- In our sample, the most common preoperative complication of leprosy was madarosis, which was similar to a study performed in the USA.
- Complications of this procedure include depigmentation of the skin, eyelid notching, madarosis, severe postoperative pain, edema, symblepharon, necrosis, and regrowth.
- Important complications observed were loss of eyebrows, madarosis and lagophthalmos: corneal involvement due to lagophthalmos were mainly present in lepromatous leprosy.
- Fig.2 The anterior lid margins show erythema and moderate madarosis of the lower lashes.
- Treatments are available for madarosis but are generally initiated by an ophthalmologist or dermatologist

Origin

Late 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek, ‘baldness’, from madaros ‘bald’.

单词	madarosis
释义	Definition of madarosis in English: madarosis noun ˌmadəˈrəʊsɪs mass nounMedicine Absence or loss of the eyelashes (and sometimes the eyebrows), either as a congenital condition or as a result of an infection. 〔医〕睫毛脱落；眉毛脱落 Example sentencesExamples Complications of this procedure include depigmentation of the skin, eyelid notching, madarosis, severe postoperative pain, edema, symblepharon, necrosis, and regrowth. Important complications observed were loss of eyebrows, madarosis and lagophthalmos: corneal involvement due to lagophthalmos were mainly present in lepromatous leprosy. In our sample, the most common preoperative complication of leprosy was madarosis, which was similar to a study performed in the USA. Fig.2 The anterior lid margins show erythema and moderate madarosis of the lower lashes. Treatments are available for madarosis but are generally initiated by an ophthalmologist or dermatologist Origin Late 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek, 'baldness', from madaros 'bald'. Definition of madarosis in US English: madarosis nounˌmadəˈrōsəs Medicine Absence or loss of the eyelashes (and sometimes the eyebrows), either as a congenital condition or as a result of an infection. 〔医〕睫毛脱落；眉毛脱落 Example sentencesExamples In our sample, the most common preoperative complication of leprosy was madarosis, which was similar to a study performed in the USA. Complications of this procedure include depigmentation of the skin, eyelid notching, madarosis, severe postoperative pain, edema, symblepharon, necrosis, and regrowth. Important complications observed were loss of eyebrows, madarosis and lagophthalmos: corneal involvement due to lagophthalmos were mainly present in lepromatous leprosy. Fig.2 The anterior lid margins show erythema and moderate madarosis of the lower lashes. Treatments are available for madarosis but are generally initiated by an ophthalmologist or dermatologist Origin Late 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek, ‘baldness’, from madaros ‘bald’.
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