Lattice degeneration of the retina occurs when your retina gets thinner over time. About 10% of people experience this condition within their lifetime. It does not directly cause vision issues ...

Patients with predisposing lesions, such as lattice degeneration ... will look in the far periphery for signs of a peripheral retinal break, which is often associated with a localized peripheral ...

but is primarily related to myopic degeneration, undiagnosed small peripheral retinal tears, lattice degeneration or other retinal pathology. The patient with high axial myopia deserves a careful ...

Because retinal breaks, lattice degeneration, and retinal detachment ... the retinopexy seals the break by inducing a localized peripheral scar (not shown). Patients in whom the macula is not ...

Macular degeneration can be conquered by using peripheral vision ... a small area at the centre of the retina. The overgrowth of blood vessels into the retina can lead to central vision loss ...

In addition to happening as a result of older age, it can occur in people with abnormal thinning in the peripheral retina (called lattice degeneration), eye injuries, or nearsightedness.

Lattice degeneration ... completion of posterior vitreous detachment, release of peripheral traction, perflourocarbon-mediated retinal re-attachment, scleral buckle, laser retinopexy, and ...

Q: I had a routine eye exam by my ophthalmologist, and she found I had an atrophic retinal hole in the outside part of my eye. She said not to worry about it and we would just follow it for now.

Jie Ran from Shandong Normal University revealed that ciliary disassembly in photoreceptors is a significant event in the ...