abouchement
n. C2 Proficiency abouche·ment
n. a medical condition where the front part of the eye is pushed forward. It is often caused by a lack of certain proteins in the body.
n. a clinical condition characterized by the forward displacement of the globe of the eye. Often associated with systemic disorders involving the connective tissues.
The doctor diagnosed the patient with abouchement.
The patient was referred to a specialist for further testing after showing signs of abouchement.
While rare, abouchement can be a significant indicator of underlying systemic conditions that affect the integrity of the ocular tissues and surrounding structures.