Eye cloudiness after vitreous detachment
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The most common adverse reactions (in at least 5% of patients treated with EYLEA) were conjunctival haemorrhage (26.7%), eye pain (10.3%), vitreous detachment (8.4%), cataract (7.9%), vitreous floaters (7.6%) and increased intraocular pressure (7.2%). These adverse reactions occurred with a similar incidence in the ranibizumab treatment group.
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Aphakia is absence of the lens of the eye, usually as a result of cataract extraction, but it may also be congenital or due to perforating wound or ulcer. Complications include detachment of the vitreous or retina, and glaucoma. The term "pseudophakia" means a condition in which the lens has been replaced by an artificial lens after cataract ...
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a. Is associated with posterior vitreous detachment b. Is associated with myopia c. Has a mobile posterior flap d. Can be treated by cryotherapy, encirclement and a local scleral buckle e. Is commonest in the superior temporal quadrant. 42. Ocular bobbing: a. Is associated with pontine haemorrhages b. Is only seen in comatose patients c.
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Most common AEs (> 5%): conjunctival hemorrhage, eye pain, cataract, vitreous detachment, vitreous floaters, IOP increase. Other Adverse Events. The charts reflect exposure to aflibercept in 1824 patients with wet ARMD over a 12-month period. Table 1 is a compilation of the most common adverse events noted within VIEW1 and VIEW2.
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Beovu is administered directly into the vitreous to exert local effects in the eye. Absorption/Distribution After intravitreal administration of 6 mg brolucizumab per eye to patients with nAMD, the mean C max of free brolucizumab in the plasma was 49.0 ng/mL (range: 8.97 to 548 ng/mL) and was attained in 1 day.
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A PVD occurs because of natural changes to the gel (the vitreous) in your eye as we get older, commonly when we are in our 50s. However, it can develop earlier if you have high myopia. A PVD doesn’t cause sight loss, but you may have symptoms such as seeing floaters (small dark spots or shapes) and flashing lights.
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Macular edema is treated with anti-inflammatory eyedrops. Sometimes, injections of steroids behind the eye or vitrectomy surgery are done to resolve the problem. Retinal detachment. In some patients, cataract surgery may increase the risk for retinal detachment, which occurs when vitreous fluid seeps through a tear in the retina.
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Eventually, your eye will naturally replace the vitreous with a slightly different clear fluid called aqueous humour. If your uveitis isn’t responding to treatment or your ophthalmologist suspects that there is something else behind the uveitis, they may want to get a sample of the vitreous to …
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