Sep 28, 2017 · A choroidal detachment is a condition in which fluid collects between the sclera and the choroid, producing a blister-like bulge of all the inner layers. This bulging blister causes symptoms of …

While generally idiopathic, choroidal folds can be seen in a wide variety of ophthalmic and systemic conditions, ranging from hyperopia to infectious, neoplastic, inflam-matory, infiltrative, or …

Your retina specialist can use these images to diferentiate a choroidal detachment from a retinal detachment, characterize the size and type of the choroidal detachment (ie serous, hemorrhagic, or …

Abstract: One hundred and twelve eyes of 103 patients were analyzed during a 9Y2-year period after surgical drainage of a choroidal (ciliochoroidal) detachment (CD). Choroidal detachment in five …

Course Description: Using case presentations, this course will provide the most up-to-date information on choroidal diseases.

If you experience any changes in your vision, or if you have been diagnosed with a condition that could lead to choroidal folds, regular follow-up with your eye care provider is important.

Patients treated with aqueous sup-pressants, including timolol or dorzol-amide, after trabeculectomy or glau-coma drainage device implantation may be at increased risk for developing hypotony and …