20 Jul How are Retinal Tears Treated?
A retinal tear is usually treated with laser, but there are other ways to prevent retinal detachments. ...
A retinal tear is usually treated with laser, but there are other ways to prevent retinal detachments. ...
Flashes and floaters are the most common symptoms of a posterior vitreous detachment (PVD). A PVD can cause a retinal tear. Retinal tears, in turn, can lead to a retinal detachment. Retinal detachments require surgery and can possibly cause blindness. Everyone will...
This is Part 2 of a short series on ocular histoplasmosis - a retinal disease transmitted by chickens. ...
You've heard of wet and dry types of ARMD, but what are the risk factor for developing macular degeneration?...
Floaters are usually benign, but could be the first sign of a retinal tear or retinal detachment. Here's what you need to know. ...
You may have learned that there is a shortage of Avastin...
CSR is a recurrent disease of the retina causing blurriness, loss of color perception and minification...
When do you need to see a retina specialist? Here are few reasons you might indeed to see Dr. Sardi (our retina specialist)...
There are four types of RVO - Branch retinal artery occlusions may be sign of impending stroke or heart attack. Here's why....
A CRAO is another type of retinal vascular occlusion and may be a sign of systemic disease, unlike other types of vascular occlusions. Here's why...
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