
OphthalmologyOphthalmology
Lens dislocation
Lens dislocation
Disease overview
Normally, the periphery (360 degrees) of the lens is suspended from the ciliary body within the eyeball by the suspensory ligaments.
Lens luxation is an abnormal displacement of the lens due to congen...
Detailed description
Normally, the periphery (360 degrees) of the lens is suspended from the ciliary body within the eyeball by the suspensory ligaments.
Lens luxation is an abnormal displacement of the lens due to congenital factors, trauma, or suspensory ligament disease. Clinically, two types are observed: complete lens luxation and partial lens luxation (subluxation).
The main symptom is a significant decrease in vision, with some patients experiencing monocular diplopia.
Disease information
Disease name
Lens dislocation
English name
Lens dislocation
Category
Ophthalmology
Subcategory
Ophthalmology
Related departments
Ophthalmology
Cataract
Eye Trauma
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