It is a gray, yellow, or white visible half-circles above and below the outer part of the cornea, the clear outer layer on the front of the eye. Arcus senilis may be a symptom of a related condition.

2. Changes around cornea's edge: Arcus senilis, a ring that develops around the cornea's edge and can be white or grey in colour. It is brought on by cholesterol deposits and may be a sign of ...

Iron lines of the corneal epithelium are well-described phenomena in both normal and pathologic conditions. We found a bilateral corneal epithelial iron line at the inner edge of a juvenile ...

Again, you can speak to your doctor about this.” Corneal arcus isn’t the only name for this symptom of high cholesterol, with the Cleveland Clinic saying it can also be referred to as arcus senilis, ...