视网膜脱落、眼睑下垂（Detachment of the retina and ptosis of the eyelids）.docVIP

视网膜脱落、眼睑下垂（Detachment of the retina and ptosis of the eyelids） Retinal detachment is more common in middle-aged or elderly people, most of them have myopia, and their eyes can be attacked successively. The cause of the disease is the peripheral retinal lattice and cystic degeneration, vitreous body liquefaction degeneration and retina adhesion, and these incentives with age, genetic, trauma and other factors, vitreous body traction on the retina, the pathogenesis is more important. In recent years, the incidence of young people has also increased, and even in patients with less than ten years old primary school students. Most of the cause of the disease is trauma or excessive use of eyes. When the retina is partially detached, the patient appears in a cloud like shadow from the contralateral vision. If the macular detachment occurs, the central vision is greatly decreased. Before departure, signs of aura are present and flashes occur during eye movements. Dark shadows often float in the field of vision due to the opacity of the vitreous. The extent of visual loss depends on factors such as location, range, opacity, and degeneration of the vitreous. If the retina is completely detached, the vision is reduced to light perception or complete loss. In the visual decline before, often visual deformation, eye movement when the image of the thrill of feeling. Because the intraocular fluid passes through the pigment epithelium more through the choroid, the intraocular pressure is low. The lower the intraocular pressure, the wider the range and the longer the time is. I also have cases of higher intraocular pressure. White spots are seen behind the longer retina. When the retina is reattached and subretinal fluid is absorbed, the intraocular pressure may recover. In the fully dilated, with indirect ophthalmoscope combined with scleral indentation or by slit lamp and contact lens can be found around the situation of omentum. Fundus examination showed that the retina of the de