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Publication about macular pucker, scar tissue that has formed on the eye's macula, which is located in the center of the eye's retina. ... For most people, vision remains stable and does not get progressively worse. Usually macular pucker affects one eye, although it may affect the other eye later.
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www.nei.nih.gov/health/pucker/pucker.asp
www.nei.nih.gov/health/pucker/pucker.asp
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For most people, vision remains stable and does not get progressively worse. Usually macular pucker affects one eye, although it may affect the other eye later.
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www.mamashealth.com/eye/macpuck.asp
www.mamashealth.com/eye/macpuck.asp
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Sometimes macular pucker is the result of an injury or a medical condition, such as diabetes, that affects the eye. Epiretinal membranes can sometimes form after eye surgery. The cause of most cases of macular pucker is not known.
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my.clevelandclinic.org/disorders/macular_pucker/hic_mac...
my.clevelandclinic.org/disorders/macular_pucker/hic_macular_pucker.aspx
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How is the diagnosis of macular pucker made? The diagnosis of a macular pucker is made when your eye care provider performs a dilated retinal examination.
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www.avclinic.com/Epi_Membrane.htm
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What you should know about macular pucker and your treatment options. ... OCT scan (top) of normal macula compared to OCT image of an eye with macular pucker (bottom). The top surface of the macula has a thin sheet of tissue that wrinkles and distorts the retina.
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www.eyecenters.com/macular_pucker.html
www.eyecenters.com/macular_pucker.html
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I have a Macular Pucker in my right eye. I see distortation when i look at a streight line, and do experience some loss of vision. My condition however, is not so acute that it prevents me from driving reading, or hindering my daily activities.
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www.afb.org/message_board_replies.asp?TopicID=1356&Fold...
www.afb.org/message_board_replies.asp?TopicID=1356&FolderID=14
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He tested my eyes and said the macula looks fine. But he did see something called cellophaning in that eye, which can also cause wavering lines on the grid. It's also called a macular pucker, a cellophane-like membrane that forms over the macula.
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www.healthdiaries.com/blogs/parentsfault/archives/2005/...
www.healthdiaries.com/blogs/parentsfault/archives/2005/09/macular_pucker_or_eye_cellophaning.html
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Usually the vision is not severely affected and it often occurs in just one eye. Macular pucker tends not to be a progressive problem. ... Home > For Patients > Common Eye Problems > Retinal Conditions > Macular Pucker...
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www.willseye.org/patients/topics/retina/macularpucker/
www.willseye.org/patients/topics/retina/macularpucker/
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The diagnosis of a macular pucker is made when an ophthalmologist performs a dilated retinal examination and examines the back of the eye.
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