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pan·nus, pl. pan·ni (pan'ŭs, pan'ī), A membrane of granulation tissue covering a normal surface:1. The inflammatory synovial tissue found in rheumatoid joints that covers the articular cartilages that progressively destroys the underlying articular cartilages; also found in other chronic granulomatous disease, including tuberculosis.
See also: corneal pannus. 2. The cornea in trachoma.
See also: corneal pannus. [L. cloth] cor·ne·al pan·nus (kōr'nē-ăl pan'ŭs) Fibrovascular connective tissue that proliferates in the anterior layers of the peripheral cornea in inflammatory corneal disease, particularly trachoma in which the pannus involves the superior cornea.
pan·nus, pl. panni (pan'ŭs, -ī) 1. A membrane of granulation tissue covering a normal surface. 2. The articular cartilages in rheumatoid arthritis and in chronic granulomatous diseases such as tuberculosis. 3. The cornea in trachoma.
See also: corneal pannus[L. cloth]trachomatous keratitisA form of chlamydial keratitis. See: pannusSee also: keratitisThesaurusSeekeratitis |