1. Retinal dialysis 2. Peripheral cystoid degeneration 3. Retinal detachment 4. Retinal drusen 5. Full-thickness tear 6. Paving-stone degeneration 7. Lattice degeneration 8. Bullous retinoschisis 9. Flat retinoschisis 10. White-without-pressure…
1. Retinal dialysis 2. Peripheral cystoid degeneration 3. Retinal detachment 4. Retinal drusen 5. Full-thickness tear 6. Paving-stone degeneration 7. Lattice degeneration 8. Bullous retinoschisis 9. Flat retinoschisis 10. White-without-pressure…
Type of lesion Treatmenta Acute symptomatic horseshoe tears Treat promptly Acute symptomatic operculated holes Treatment may not be necessary Acute symptomatic dialyses Treat promptly Traumatic retinal breaks Usually treated Asymptomatic…
1. Retinal dialysis 2. Peripheral cystoid degeneration 3. Retinal detachment 4. Retinal drusen 5. Full-thickness tear 6. Paving-stone degeneration 7. Lattice degeneration 8. Bullous retinoschisis 9. Flat retinoschisis 10. White-without-pressure…
Fig. 2.1 OCT of the retina in emmetropic patient. Scan 1 Macular area. The average foveal and parafoveal retinal thickness is 222 μm and 355 μm, respectively. Scan 2 Equatorial…
Fig. 1.1 (a) Lattice degeneration at the superior retina equator (right eye); (b) Scanning direction Fig. 1.2 Scanning of the retinal periphery depending on the degeneration’s location; (a) Schematic location…
Fig. 3.1 OCT of peripheral retinal tears: (a) Flap tear; (b) Operculated tear Fig. 3.2 Schematic image of peripheral retinal tears in PVD: (a) Flap tear; (b) Operculated tear The…
