Ablation Retina diseases and how to treat it

Understanding

Retinal ablation is a condition of the release of the retina of the supporter network. This will result in the loss of retinal function disorder of the retina.

If retinal ablation is not treated, the greater the risk you are to experience a permanent loss of vision in the affected eye.

Symptoms

Retinal ablation is painless. However, the signs and symptoms are almost always appears before his illness occurred or entering advanced.

The signs that indicate that you have a retinal ablation, among them:

Arise black spots floating in the field of vision

Flashing lights appear in one or both eyes

Blurred vision

There is a kind of curtains that cover most eyes

Retinal Ablation

Complications

The worst conditions that can be experienced by the patient retinal ablation is the loss of vision or blindness.

The cause of the

The main cause of retinal ablation is:

Vitreus which shrinks. It is a viscous fluid Vitreus nodes that fills the inside of the eye

Diabetes

Sores or inflammation

The risk of developing retinal ablation will be increased if you:

More than 50 years

Ever suffered from a previous retinal ablation

Have family members person with retinal ablation

Suffering from low vision (myopia)

Never had an injury of the eye

Never lose another eye disease or inflammation

Diagnosis

Diagnosis of retinal ablation is determined from interviews and some examination. The doctor will check the inside of the eye with a tool called oftalmoskop. Oftalmoskop this will give you a detailed, allowing the doctor to see the retinal holes, tears, etc.

In addition, there is also an examination of ultrasound imaging. The doctor may use this test if there is bleeding in the eye.

Treatment

If the retina was torn but not loose, then loss of the retina can be prevented by the action of the laser beam. The use of lasers can create the effect of burning on a tear of the retina, so the scar is formed and the retina tear can be attached with your existing network.

In rare cases, when a laser cannot be used, it can be done kriopeksi instead. Kriopeksi is the Act of granting the cold temperatures with ice needles to attach the retina tissue underneath.

In the meantime, if the retina is already detached then the patients need surgery. Some types of this surgery are:

Scleral buckling

Tailoring silicone rubber on the outside of the white of the eye (sklera). This silicone rubber will make the retina of the eye wall again at the stick.

Vitrektomil

The operation to remove the vitreous from inside the eyeball.

Pneumatic retinopeksi

Injecting gas into the eye, so that the bubbles formed will then close the tear ducts. The bubble will be absorbed and allows the retinal tear to stick again.