Vitreous hemorrhage is blood in the eye's vitreous ... haze, shadows, or floaters. ... Your ophthalmologist will examine your eyes with a slit lamp for clues to the cause of the vitreous hemorrhage.

Vitreous floaters are a common ocular condition, ... It is a slit lamp examination with navigated ultra-widefield multiwavelength imaging with navigated peripheral OCT, ...

Slit lamp biomicroscopy showing vitreous hemorrhage is the best-studied finding yielding the narrowest positive LR for retinal tear (summary LR, 10; 95% CI, 5.1 - 20), and absence of vitreous ...

Slit lamp examination was significant for mild meibomian gland disease, rare endothelial pigment and early nuclear sclerosis in both eyes. ... Vitreous floaters alone do not threaten eye health.

The vitreous body is a round body of gel-like substance which ... the patient notices only that more floaters have appeared ... A slit lamp examination of the fundus after dilating the pupil ...

A special microscope called slit lamp may be used to view the interior of the eyes. Sometimes, ... Floaters may be due to vitreous detachment, bleeding inside the eyes etc.

Posterior vitreous detachment is the most common cause of acute-onset floaters or flashes of light. Its prevalence is 24% among adults aged 50–59 years, increasing to 87% among people older than 80 ...

The status of the vitreous was recorded following an evaluation by slit-lamp biomicroscopy, binocular indirect ophthalmoscopy, ... the presence or absence of vitreous floaters. ...

When the vitreous has separated from the retina, the detached PHM can be examined under high power using the slit-lamp microscope and oblique illumination.

You might not know their official name, but you’ve no doubt seen eye floaters. The perception of these floating apparitions, sometimes also called vitreous floaters or Muscae volitantes (Latin ...