What is another word for Arcus Senilis?
Pronunciation: [ˈɑːkəs sˈiːnɪlˌiz] (IPA) 
Arcus Senilis is a medical condition characterized by whitish-yellowish deposits in the cornea of the eye, commonly seen in older adults. It is sometimes referred to as a corneal arcus, lipid arcus, or gerontoxon. The term "corneal arcus" describes the location of the condition, which affects the cornea, while "lipid arcus" describes the fatty deposits that make up the condition. "Gerontoxon" literally means "old-age ring" and is a term used to describe the condition as it is commonly seen in older individuals. Other synonyms for Arcus Senilis include corneal deposit, corneal opacity, and corneal ring. Regardless of the name, Arcus Senilis is a benign condition that usually has no impact on vision or eye health.
