Screening for foveoschisis in highly myopic eyes / Ibrahim Mabrok Soror ; Supervised Ismaiel Gawdat , Mahmoud Mohamed Soliman , Rania Ahmed Abdelsalam

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Cairo : Ibrahim Mabrok Soror , 2016Description: 85 P. : charts , facsimiles ; 25cmOther title:

البحث عن الانشطار الماقولى فى مرضى قصر النظر الشديد [Added title page title]

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Dissertation note: Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Medicine - Department of Ophthalmology Summary: The most frequent and severe lesions are retinal detachment and macular affection especially with development of lacquer cracks hemorrhages associated with subretinal new vessels and foveoschesis.² Foveoschesis is separation of neurosensory retina into two or more layers. It is part of Myopic traction maculopathy{u2019} (MTM which is a pathological entity that occurs due to vitreomacular traction in highly myopic eyes. In addition to foveoschesis, it comprises macular holes, shallow foveal detachment and tractional internal limiting membrane detachment.³{u⁰⁰B⁸}⁴ These changes are difficult to be diagnosed with conventional slit lamp biomicroscopy or fluorescein angiography in their early stages.⁴

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Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Medicine - Department of Ophthalmology

The most frequent and severe lesions are retinal detachment and macular affection especially with development of lacquer cracks hemorrhages associated with subretinal new vessels and foveoschesis.² Foveoschesis is separation of neurosensory retina into two or more layers. It is part of Myopic traction maculopathy{u2019} (MTM which is a pathological entity that occurs due to vitreomacular traction in highly myopic eyes. In addition to foveoschesis, it comprises macular holes, shallow foveal detachment and tractional internal limiting membrane detachment.³{u⁰⁰B⁸}⁴ These changes are difficult to be diagnosed with conventional slit lamp biomicroscopy or fluorescein angiography in their early stages.⁴

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