What Is the Choroid Fissure?
1. Dark shadows flutter in front of your eyes, and your vision is reduced;
Choroidal laceration
- The choroid retina and sclera are rich in blood vessels and pigment cells. They are less resistant to external force shocks than the retina. When the eyeball is impacted by external forces from the front through the vitreous body to the posterior pole, the hard sclera The outer side has resistance, which causes the choroid to rupture and bleed when it is attacked by the inner and outer effects. The degree of affected vision varies depending on the location of the rupture. If the rupture is located in or around the macula, it can seriously damage central vision.
- 1. Dark shadows flutter in front of your eyes, and your vision is reduced;
- 2. Fundus examination: A pale yellow crescent-shaped fissure can be seen at the posterior pole of the fundus, with the concave side facing the optic nipple, and the retinal blood vessels crossing the local choroid and retina.
- Diagnose based on
- 1. Eyeballs have a history of direct blunt strikes.
- 2. Dark shadows flutter in front of eyes and vision loss.
- 3. Fundus examination, a pale yellow crescent-shaped fissure can be seen at the posterior pole of the fundus, the concave side faces the optic nerve papilla, the retinal blood vessels cross over it, the local choroid and the retina
Choroidal laceration treatment principles
- 1. Early bed rest, application of hemostatic agents.
- 2. After the bleeding stops, you can try the blood circulation stasis medicine.
Principles of medication for choroidal laceration
- 1. Those with more bleeding should use hemostatic agents, such as Anluoxue and Lizhihe.
- 2. After the bleeding stops, use traditional Chinese medicine to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and physiotherapy can also be used.