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Vitreous humour - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The vitreous humour (British spelling) or vitreous humor (US spelling) is the clear gel that fills the space between the lens and the retina of the eyeball of humans and other vertebrates. It is o...
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How the Retina Detaches. Vitreous humor is a gelatinous fluid that adheres to the retina and fills most of the space inside the eye. ...
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I went to the Wal-Mart vision center (the closest place and the only place I could get an appt at 7:30 pm). She told me I have something called PVD or post vitreous detachment. ... As your eye ages, the gelatinous vitreous humor begins to liquefy in the center of the gel. Floaters are caused by the undissolved vitreous humor...
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What is a posterior vitreous detachment? ... The central cavity of the eye is filled with a gel-like substance called the vitreous humor. Floaters are small clumps of cells, pigment, and or gel matrix, which "float" inside the vitreous . Floaters may appear as small specks or clouds moving in front of your vision.
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The vitreous humor is a jelly-like substance filling the inside of the eyeball that gradually degenerates and liquefies with age. There are attachments of the vitreous to the retina at various points, ... Sudden detachment of the vitreous from the macular area usually causes the person to see flashes and floaters.
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Vitreous detachment, often called posterior vitreous detachment, occurs when the vitreous humor, the gel that fills the inside of the eye behind the lens, shifts and separates from the retina. This shift is often harmless, although it does produce visible symptoms.
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Blind Spots Glaucoma, lazy eye (from alcohol and/or tabacco), optic atrophy, retinitis pegmentosa (progressive degeneration of the retina). ... Flashing lights Blunt trauma, migraine headache, retinal detachment, vitreous humor detachment.
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Perfluorocarbons are commonly used in Eye Surgery as temporary replacements of the Vitreous Humor in Retinal Detachment surgery. The length of the perfluorated carbon chain determines the physical properties of a particular perfluorocarbon.
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