Several forms of inflammation can be distinguished histologically; interestingly, although the disease typically presents with engorgement of scleral vessels, vasculitis is not universally present ...

Retinal detachment was irreversible, but with the groundbreaking contributions of medical pioneers like Jules Gonin in the ...

Clear vision is what allows us to experience the world in vivid detail and navigate our daily lives with ease. But there are hundreds of eye diseases, from common conditions such as cataracts ...

The hallmark symptom of scleritis is pain; examination of the eye typically reveals ocular redness due to engorged scleral vessels Classification of scleritis into clinical subtypes is helpful to ...

the sclera itself, the episclera, and the conjunctiva. When any of these layers become inflamed, the blood vessels in them expand, giving the eye its characteristic pink or red hue. Since most cases ...

That causes red blood cells to be sticky and gel-like, leading to obstruction of blood vessels or even a vaso-occlusive crisis ... drinking enough water has reduced the frequency of my jaundice. My ...

All of the patients were seen by the same physician (CSF). Scleritis was defined as oedema in the episcleral and scleral tissues with both superficial and deep episcleral vessel injection accompanied ...

It is important to note that fundus and refractive parameters before intraocular collamer lens surgery and posterior scleral reinforcement were included ... of the centreline and the PPA area’s edges.