A retinal tear is a common age-related eye condition. It causes eye floaters and flashes of light and may lead to more severe vision problems. On its own, a torn retina will not damage your eyesight.

In contrast, pseudophakic RRDs may have multiple tears, which are usually very small and more difficult to locate (Figure 3). A giant retinal tear is defined as a tear involving at least one ...

[2] Giant Retinal Tears (GRTs) are rare, occurring in only 0.09 per 100,000 people, and they account for approximately 1.5% of retinal detachments caused by tears in the retina.[3] Dubai, UAE – Aster ...

This process is called PVD. The PVD can occur in three ways, and less commonly will result in the formation of a retinal tear or hole that can lead to retinal detachment," he said. Though such ...

The injury resulted in a Giant Retinal Tear which can be present with minimal symptoms but if missed and left untreated it can lead to retinal detachment which is a potentially blinding condition ...

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After the child was referred to Aster Hospital Mankhool, Specialist Ophthalmologist Dr Gazala Hasan Mansuri detected a giant retinal tear and multiple retinal breaks in the left eye. Stay up to ...