Retinal Detachment: What Is It?
The retina is a thin, light-sensitive nerve layer lining the back of the eye. Its separation from the underlying tissue is retinal detachment, which impairs vision.
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Symptoms
- Floating spots in the field of vision
- Sudden flashes of light
- A curtain or shadow over the vision
- Sudden, painless vision loss
Warning
If your symptoms started suddenly, are progressing rapidly, or significantly restrict your daily life, consult a physician without delay.
Causes
- Age-related retinal tears
- High myopia
- Eye trauma
- Diabetic retinopathy
Diagnostic Methods
Detailed fundus examination
OCT (optical coherence tomography)
Ocular ultrasonography
Treatment Methods
- 1
Laser photocoagulation
- 2
Cryotherapy
- 3
Vitrectomy
- 4
Scleral buckling
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