Congenital retinal detachment?

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Retinal detachment is the separation of retinal neuroepithelial layer and retinal pigment epithelial layer. There is a potential gap between the two layers. * the liquid retained in the posterior space is called subretinal fluid. The detached part of the retina can not sense the light stimulation, which leads to incomplete or complete loss of the image from the eye. Congenital retinal detachment? Let's talk about it

Congenital retinal detachment?

When partial retinal detachment occurs, there is a fixed cloud shadow in the field of vision on the opposite side of the detachment. When macular detachment occurs, the central visual acuity decreases sharply. There are usually premonitory symptoms before detachment and flash during eye movement.

Due to the opacity of the vitreous body, there are often dark shadows floating in the field of vision. If the retina is completely detached, the vision is reduced to light perception or completely lost. Before vision loss, there is often visual deformation, and there is a feeling of object tremor during eye movement. The intraocular pressure is low because more of the intraocular fluid enters the choroid through the pigment epithelium.

The longer the detachment time, the lower the IOP. Occasionally there are cases of high intraocular pressure. There are white spots behind the long detached retina. When the retina is reattached, the subretinal fluid is absorbed and the intraocular pressure can be restored.

matters needing attention

1. Eyes should not be excessively tired. 2. Lift less weight. 3. Prevent the occurrence of myopia. 4. Do less strenuous activities. 5. The patients with myopia should go to the hospital regularly, especially the patients with poor fundus. 6. Prevent eye injury.