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...ve condition of the [[eye]] characterized by the presence of small, white, opacities in the [[vitreous humor]], often described as looking like stars in the nig ...ies suspended in the vitreous humor, giving a starry-sky appearance. These opacities are composed of calcium soaps and lipids.

...oundish growth in the lung that can be a precursor to cancer. Ground glass opacities can sometimes be pulmonary nodules. ...tium (the tissue and space around the air sacs of the lungs). Ground glass opacities are often seen in these diseases.

...ke [[opacities]] in the cornea, which can lead to vision impairment. These opacities are caused by an abnormal accumulation of a protein called [[transforming g * [[Opacities]]

...opacities may be seen on imaging studies such as X-rays or CT scans. These opacities can indicate various medical conditions, such as [[pneumonia]], [[tumors]],

...ct]]. These cataracts are characterized by white, opalescent, wedge-shaped opacities that start in the periphery of the lens and work their way to the center in ...odules]]''' are sometimes referred to as "pearls". They are small, rounded opacities that are typically seen in conditions such as sarcoidosis and silicosis.

'''Kerley lines''' (pronounced: KER-lee lines) are thin linear opacities seen on chest radiographs, particularly in the periphery of the lungs. They

..., a ''gnocchi'' pattern is characterized by multiple, small, round or oval opacities that are typically uniform in size and distributed evenly throughout the lu

...ng affected individuals. Common symptoms include [[corneal opacity|corneal opacities]], [[anemia|anemia]], and [[kidney disease|kidney disease]]. Some individua