Definition: The word "aniridia" comes from the Greek and means "eye hole". It's an anatomical feature in the eye, typically appearing when a person looks directly into the lens or eyeglass. Definition: Aniridia occurs due to the alignment of the cornea with the eyeball. The cornea is the clear outer surface of the eye that reflects light, while the eyeball is where vision is perceived and processed. When aniridia occurs, it means that the cornea doesn't align perfectly with the eyeball, causing a bulge in the cornea's pupil. This condition can affect your ability to see clearly in low light conditions or when you use contact lenses or glasses.
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