Generally, the reasons for each type involve a tear, scar tissue, or disease playing a role in why retinal detachment happens. Your doctor may also test the ability of your retina to send impulses ...

With retinal disease, any part of the retina can be affected ... retinal tears, retinal detachment, glaucoma, retinitis pigmentosa, and vein occlusion. All can threaten your sight if ignored.

A retinal detachment often starts with a small tear ... This usually happens if you have a disease or injury that causes fluid to build up behind the retina. In these rare cases, the detached ...

Retinal vascular change or degeneration already has been associated with Alzheimer and Parkinson disease, and the findings ...

Hot on the heels of a $150 million fundraise, Atsena Therapeutics is back with early-stage data for the company’s eye disease ...

Comparing the patients with the two variants, the researchers failed to find obvious differences in onset and laterality of retinal detachment or in the incidence of systemic disease. Looking more ...

Retinal detachment is the separation of the retina (the light-sensitive membrane at the back of the eye) from its supporting layers. The detachment may be due to local accumulation of fluid between ...

Researchers at the University of Oklahoma are advancing the fight against inherited retinal diseases (IRDs) with new genetic ...

Retinal diseases most frequently caused severe vision ... (18.4%), whereas blindness was primarily caused by retinal detachment (14.3%). Regarding eye surgeries, 34% of patients with low vision ...