Maculopathy

Pronunciation: /ˈmækˈjuˈɫoʊˈpɑˈðaɪ/

Maculopathy (noun)

  1. A disease or injury that affects the macula, the part of the retina needed for sharp, detailed vision.
  2. Any condition causing changes in the macula that may lead to blurred or distorted central vision.

Examples

  • The doctor diagnosed maculopathy caused by macula damage.
  • Maculopathy can result from long-term macula damage.