What is the back through the separation?

The rear slope disconnection (PVD) is a common state of eyes in which jelly -like mass in the eye, called a glassy gel, or through humor, shrinks and separates from the retina in the back of the eye and leaves one or more spaces. In most cases, this disorder is not serious and does not cause any significant loss of sight. PVD -related eye problems are commonly found in individuals at the age of 65. In a young person, this gel usually fills the middle part of the eye, pushes on the retina on the back of the eye and helps it to keep it in place. How individual age, the consistency of the gel tends to change and becomes less viscous. At the same time, the weight of the gel tends to reduce slightly, so it no longer fully fulfills the space it used to occupy. As a result, the weight of the gel can be pulled from the retina in one or more places and leave the spa on the back of the eye.

in most of the rear separation through the tilt is not retina pOkozen and individual retains normal vision. The most common symptoms of the rear slope separation are floats, which are small particles of pigmented material that threw away from the retina to through the gel. These floats usually occur as small dots or lines in the patient's field of vision. They may be annoying, but generally does not lead to significant visual impairment. Glass floats usually disappear, or at least become less noticeable, for several weeks or several months.

In several cases, more serious eye conditions can be experienced as a complication of the separation of the rear slope. When the glassy gel separates from the retina, it can tear the retina tissue, or even cause the retina itself to separate from the rear of the eye. Such complications, especially if they are accompanied by bleeding in the eye, can lead to serious eyes and even blindness in rare cases.

retina tears can be repaired using laser eye surgery. Where the separation of the rear vitreous causedo Department of the retina may require the patient to remove the operation through the gel from the eye and replace it with a special fluid injection into the eye. This fluid replaces the glassy gel and presses the retina back to the site.