Tashi was referred to a specialist in Southern California who at the time was the only ophthalmologist in California, to ...

These fragile new vessels can rupture, causing bleeding, scarring, and retinal detachment ... the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye. This blockage reduces oxygen supply (ischaemia ...

Stage 5 Complete retinal detachment, usually with the retina pulled into a funnel-shaped configuration by the fibrovascular scar tissue.

Patients with microphthalmia (axial length <16 mm at birth, <19 mm at 12 months, <21 mm in adult eyes), anophthalmia (no evidence of a globe or ocular tissue in the orbit ... cases of glaucoma in this ...

Experiencing flashing lights in your eyes could be a sign of a variety of issues. Such flashes, also known as photopsia, can be a symptom of different conditions, including a retinal detachment ...

The two most important factors in the development of rhegmatogenous retinal detachment are retinal breaks and vitreous traction. The two goals of retinal reattachment surgery are to seal all ...

In their last study, IIT's research group saw for the first time that Ziapin2 also acts in a similar manner on neurons in the inner retina unaffected by degeneration, particularly at the bipolar ...

Gallup characterizes this trend as the "Great Detachment." While employees may still be physically present, many are psychologically distant. This disengagement can often be subtle, requiring ...

The retina, the light-sensitive layer of tissue at the back of the eye, is part of the central nervous system, which comprises the brain and the spinal cord. Dementia, diabetes and MS are all ...

While traditional scans capture around 15 per cent of the retina, the new technology allows experts to see 82 per cent of the back of the eye in a single image. The sensitive tissue that makes up ...