Category: macular fissure

I. Disease Introduction Macular lysis is a tissue defect that occurs from the inner border membrane of the retina to the photoreceptor cell layer in the macula, which severely impairs…

How is macular hole treated? There is no drug that can effectively treat macular fissure! Most idiopathic macular fissures require surgical treatment. The earliest macular fissures, which we medically classify…

　　Idiopathic age-related macular fissures occur mainly in refractively normal elderly people over 60 years of age, and are more common in women. It is believed that during the age-related change…

　　Idiopathic age-related macular fissures occur mainly in refractively normal elderly people over 60 years of age, and are more common in women. It is believed that during the age-related change…

　　A macular fissure is a tissue defect that occurs in the macula from the inner retinal membrane to the photoreceptor cell layer, severely impairing the patient’s central vision.Knapp and Noyes…

　　Knapp and Noyes first reported traumatic retinal fissure in the macula in 1869 and 1871 respectively, and Kuhnt first reported non-traumatic macular fissure in 1900, since then, various causes of…

　　Macular fissure can be caused by various reasons, such as traumatic macular fissure, macular fissure caused by the anterior retina, macular fissure caused by long-term macular edema, etc.　　Idiopathic macular fissure…

　　1.What is macular fissure?　　Macular fissure refers to the loss of the entire neuroepithelium in the center of the macula (as shown below), which severely damages the patient’s central vision. The…

　　The macula is an important area of the retina, located at the posterior pole of the eye, and is mainly related to visual functions such as fine vision and color…

　　 Clinical manifestations　　(a) Symptoms, the disease is insidious and is often detected when the other eye is covered. Patients often complain of　　Patients often complain of blurred vision, central dark spot,…