RVO are a class of vascular disorders commonly affecting the retina. There are two major types and prognosis varies. ...
Branch retinal vein occlusion (BRVO) is a type of retinal vascular occlusion (RVO) and has the fewest complications and the best visual prognosis. Here's how to treat them. ...
CRVO is a painless type of vision loss from loss of blood flow to the retina. Learn how this sudden painless loss of vision can occur. ...
Diabetic macular edema is the most common "complication" of diabetic retinopathy. Read about the sight saving ways to treat this retinal swelling. ...
Every November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. We join the effort in educating you and our community about diabetes and how it may cause vision loss. ...
Two types of inherited blindness due to defective retinal genes may be curable with gene therapy. Read about this exciting recent development. ...
Treating wet macular degeneration involves use of anti-VEGF eye injections. They don't hurt and can save your vision, but not everyone needs them....
A PVD, or posterior vitreous detachment, occurs eventually to everyone. Flashes and floaters are the most common symptoms, but the real danger is a possible retinal tear. Read why...
Retinal detachments are potentially blinding. Read about the causes and why surgery is necessary to save your sight. ...
New flashes and/or new floaters in your vision can be the first sign of a retinal tear or retinal detachment. Retinal detachments can be prevented, but only if caught early....
