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Vitreous hemorrhage
Vitreous hemorrhage
Disease overview
The vitreous humor is an avascular tissue and typically does not bleed. If blood enters the vitreous cavity due to disease, trauma, or other reasons, it is called vitreous hemorrhage.
Symptoms include...
Detailed description
The vitreous humor is an avascular tissue and typically does not bleed. If blood enters the vitreous cavity due to disease, trauma, or other reasons, it is called vitreous hemorrhage.
Symptoms include decreased vision, a smoky sensation in front of the eyes, and the perception of floating black spots.
Disease information
Disease name
Vitreous hemorrhage
English name
Vitreous hemorrhage
Category
Ophthalmology
Subcategory
Ophthalmology
Related departments
Ophthalmology
Fundus
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Related hospitals
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