Vitreous hemorrhage is a common complication of ocular trauma or retinal vascular disease causing visual impairment. The consequences of vitreous hemorrhage vary from case to case, and treatment should be…
1. Etiology: The vitreous itself is not vascular and does not bleed. Vitreous hemorrhage is mostly caused by internal ocular vascular disorders and injuries, but can also be caused by…
1, traumatic vitreous hemorrhage: closed eye trauma not combined with retinal detachment can wait 2 to 3 months, and then vitrectomy when not absorbed. When combined with retinal detachment, surgery…
What kind of eye disease is vitreous hemorrhage and how is it treated? To treat retinal disease, we must first remove the vitreous body It is well known that the human…
Patient: Description of condition (onset, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): The blurred vision in both eyes has been gradually worsening for 5 months. I visited the local hospital, and the…
After vitrectomy, the eye is often filled with long-acting gas or silicone oil to parietalize the retinal fissure, and gas and silicone oil are lighter than water, so in order…
The indications for modern vitreous surgery are expanding, not only can the diseased vitreous in the vitreous cavity be removed, but also the soft cataract, pupillary membrane and the crystals,…
Causes Vitreous hemorrhage can occur when blood flows out of the retina and accumulates in the vitreous cavity due to rupture of the retinal vessels or neovascularization for any reason. In…
Causes of vitreous hemorrhage Trauma, surgery, systemic hemorrhagic diseases (hypertension, diabetes, hematological diseases), subarachnoid hemorrhage, retinal fissure, retinal detachment, retinal disease (central retinal vein obstruction, peripapillary retinal veinitis, age-related macular…
The vitreous humor is a colorless, transparent jelly-like substance filled between the lens and the retina and covered with a transparent vitreous membrane. In addition to refractive action, the vitreous…