Titlebook: Vitreoretinal Surgery; Thomas H. Williamson Book 20081st edition Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany 2008 Anterior Segment Surgery.Macular Disord

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Anatomy and Clinical Examination of the Eye, (both of which have an ectodermal origin). During the 3rd month of gestation, the primary vitreous gradually loses its vascularity and is replaced by the secondary vitreous, which is derived mainly from the anterior retina and ciliary body. The principal remnants of the primary vitreous are Cloquet

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Vitreous Haemorrhage,the gel of the vitreous (intragel) or behind a detached gel (retrohyaloid). (See Figs. 4.1-4.4.) The principal causes of spontaneous vitreous haemorrhage are retinal neovascularisation secondary to retinal ischemia (diabetic retinopathy or retinal vein occlusion) or retinal tears. In both instances,

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Diabetic Retinopathy and Other Vascular Disorders,tachment from pathological separation of the vitreous. The most common is severe diabetic retinopathy, but this group also includes retinal vein occlusion, sickle cell retinopathy and retinal vasculitis.

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Trauma,ly less than 30 years of age, and trauma is often associated with alcohol and illicit drug use [.]. In the elderly, males and females are equally involved [.]. The incidence has been estimated as 3:10,000 of population [.], [.]. Severe injuries account for 5% of all eye injuries [.]. Aetiology is va

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Anatomy and Clinical Examination of the Eye,eous remnant on the posterior capsule. The hyaloid artery may occasionally persist as a vascular channel growing into the central gel from the optic disc or as a glial plaque on the posterior lens capsule.