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Posterior Vitreous Detachment Treatment In Ghatkopar Mumbai

The eye is a very complex functional and anatomic organ. The retina is a thin, delicate and transparent sheet of tissue that lines the inside of the back of the eye. Directly in front of the retina is also a cavity that contains a gel called vitreous. The structure responsible for the bulk and shape of our eye is Vitreous part. It is a jelly-like body that fills the posterior chamber of the eye, giving the eyeball its round shape and keeping the retina in place against the back of the eye.

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Posterior Vitreous Detachment Treatment In Ghatkopar Mumbai

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  1. VitreousDetachment PosteriorVitreousDetachment TreatmentIn Ghatkopar,Mumbai The eyeis a verycomplexfunctionaland anatomic organ.The retinaisathin, delicate and transparent sheet of tissue that lines the inside of the back of the eye.Directlyinfrontoftheretinaisalso acavitythatcontains a gelcalled vitreous. The structure responsible for the bulk and shape of our eye is Vitreouspart.Itisa jelly-likebodythatfills the posteriorchamber ofthe eye, giving the eyeballitsroundshape and keepingtheretinainplaceagainstthe backofthe eye. Itismade up of millions oftiny collagenfibrilsalongwithground substance mucopolysaccharidessuch ashyaluronic acid, whichform agel.The vitreous ismostlywater,whichmakes up98%of it.The collagen strandsconnect to the superficial layers of the retina especially around the macula, the retinal vessels or sitesatthe retinalperiphery. Posteriorvitreousdetachment(PVD), alsoknownashyaloiddetachment, occurswhen the retinallayer and vitreousbody/posteriorhyaloidmembrane dissociate, withaninterveningfluidcollectionforminginthesubhyaloidspace. Itisthoughtto bea commonconsequence ofaging,occurringinmorethan 70%ofthe population overthe ageof60 Who isat riskofposterior vitreousdetachment? The riskfactors forvitreousdetachmentinclude: Olderage.  Nearsightedness.  Pasteyetrauma. 

  2. PriorCataractSurgery.  Vitreousdetachmentinoneeye.  People over age60 are morelikely to developvitreousdetachment. Butif you’renearsighted or havesuffered eyetrauma,you’remore likely todevelop it at a younger age. And if you’ve had vitreous detachment in one eye, you’re likely to experience itin the other eyewithin ayear.It’sgoodtobe aware whenyou’reatincreased risk,then you’llknow tosee anophthalmologistpromptlyifnew floatersand flashesdevelop. Meanwhile,remember to safeguard youreyes.Wearprotectivegoggleswhen youplay sports,whenyouworkwithsawsorothertoolsthat create debris, andwhen youhandle fireworks. What are symptoms of Vitreous Detachment? Posteriorvitreousdetachment(PVD)doesn’t cause pain or permanent vision loss,but youmightexperienceothersymptoms.They include: Flashes. Thesesmallflashes of lightarecomparable to “seeingstars” after hitting your head. They can last a few seconds or minutes and tend to stop,oroccurlessoften,once detachmentiscomplete.  Floaters.These floating spots inyourfield of visioncan resemble tiny specks, dust, dots, or cobweb-like shadows. They typically occur in the first fewweeksofPosteriorvitreousdetachment (PVD)andaremost noticeable whenlooking atalightsurface,suchasa white wallor the sky.  Cobwebeffect.Youmaybegintoseetheouter edgeofthe vitreous asitseparatesfrom theretina.Itcanfeellikeyou’relookingthrough acobweb. Thisistemporaryand goesaway once detachmentiscomplete.  How VitreousDetachmentDevelops? In normal eyes, the vitreous is attached to the surface of the retina through millionsof tiny,intertwinedfibers.Yourvitreousgelismostlymadeofwater. Asweage,the vitreousslowlyshrinks,and thesefiberspull on the retina's

  3. surface.Ifthefibersbreak,thevitreous can shrinkfurther andseparatefrom theretina,causingavitreousdetachment.MostpeoplegetPosterior vitreousdetachment(PVD)atage 60 or olderand it'sverycommonafter 80. Ithappens to men and women equally. What other problems can vitreous detachmentcause? Vitreousdetachment can sometimes leadto moreserious eyeconditions: Retinal tear. Sometimes, the vitreous fibers tear a hole in the retina when they pullaway.Ifyoudon’tgettreatmentquickly,thiscanlead toretinal detachment.  Retinal detachment.Sometimes vitreousdetachment pulls the entire retina away from its normal position at the back of the eye. This can be a medicalemergency.Learnmoreaboutretinaldetachment.  Macularhole.Sometimesvitreous detachmenttears a holeinthe macula (thepart ofthe retina thatcontrolsyour centralvision). Thiscan happen before or after the vitreous detaches enough to cause floaters or flashes oflight.Learn moreaboutmacularhole.  Macularpucker.Sometimesvitreousdetachmentcausesathinlayer ofscartissueto growoverthemacula.Thisusuallyhappensslowlyin the months or yearsaftervitreous detachment. Learnmoreaboutmacular pucker.  These conditions can cause vision loss but treatment may help preserve your vision.Tellyoureyedoctorrightawayifyounotice symptomsofvitreous detachmentsotheycancheckfor these moreseriousproblems. Diagnosis A Routine eye examination can help your doctor to spot problems like Posterior vitreous detachment(PVD)early andthatcan help protectyour vision. Your doctormay use specialeyedrops to makeyourpupils(the holes inthe centerofyour eyes) bigger anduseaslit-lamptestto lookforsignsof

  4. Posterior vitreous detachment (PVD).This isdonewith amicroscopethat looksthroughthe front ofyour eye.Itishelpfulin detecting,ifPosterior vitreousdetachment (PVD) has causedbleeding,atornretina, or something elsethatcould harm your eyesight. Your doctor alsomayuseotherteststo makesure the gelhasn'tpulled away fromyourretina.Theseinclude: Opticalcoherence tomography(OCT)- a3-Dscanoftheinsideofyour  eye Ocular ultrasound - a test that uses sound waves to show the inside of youreye  Treatment PosteriorVitreous Detachmentusuallydoesn’trequiretreatment. Complete detachment typically takes no longer than three months. If you continue to see floaters after detachment is complete, discuss treatment optionswithyour doctor. When complicationsoccurandyourophthalmologistrecommendstreatment, therearea number ofoptionsavailable,including: Laserorcryosurgery:This canbe done inthe officewithno anesthesia. Yourdoctorrepairsthe holes ortears inyourretina, which preventsfurther progression ofthe condition.  Scleralbuckle:Thisinvolvesplacing a bandaroundtheoutsideofthe eyeto counterbalance theforce ofthevitreouspulling on the retina.Fluidis thendrainedfrombehindyourretina,allowingittoreturntoitsproperposition. This isusuallydoneasoutpatientsurgery.  Pneumaticretinopexy:Thissurgeryissometimes donein the office. Your doctorinjects a gasbubble into the vitreous behindyour eye.The bubble pushes the tear against the back wall of the eye and closes it. Then your doctoruseslaseror cryosurgeryto secure the retina whereit belongs.After surgery,youmayneed tokeepyourhead ina certain positionforafew days. Thegasbubble dissipatesover time. 

  5. FollowupofVitreousDetachment Once it has been confirmed that the vitreous detachment is isolated, follow- up examinationsare recommended at regular intervalsthereafter.The period between examinations depends, of course, on the presence of blood in the vitreous or other signs which could increase the likelihood of retinal detachment.Thus thefirstre-visitmaybe after aweek ora month,according tothe nature ofthe detachment. ImportantReminder:This informationisonly intended to provideguidance, nota definitivemedicaladvice.Pleaseconsult eyedoctoraboutyourspecific condition.Onlya trained,experienced boardcertified eyedoctorcan determinean accurate diagnosis andproper treatment. Toschedule anappointment withourexperts forPosteriorvitreous detachment (PVD) Treatment In Ghatkopar,pleasecallus at+91 8451045935,+91-8451045934orvisit ourclinic at Address.

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