- hypermature
- hy·per·ma·ture (hi″pər-mə-choorґ) past the stage of maturity.
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catarata hipermadura — Eng. Hypermature cataract Catarata en la que por la progresión de la opacificación el cristalino se deshidrata de manera que se transforma en una masa arrugada sobre la que se pueden acumular depósitos calcáreos o de colesterina. Catarata… … Diccionario de oftalmología
