Posterior vitreous detachment.

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Abstract

Posterior vitreous detachment is an expected consequence of aging, but it can also be the initiating cause of a retinal detachment. To understand the mechanism of posterior vitreous detachment and its sequelae, it is necessary to appreciate the anatomy of the vitreous, its development, and the pathogenesis of vitreous degeneration. This paper is a discussion of these considerations, the types of complications that may result from vitreous detachment, the proper examination of patients who present with the symptoms of vitreous detachment, and appropriate patient management.

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Thimons, J. J. (1992). Posterior vitreous detachment. Optometry Clinics : The Official Publication of the Prentice Society. https://doi.org/10.5070/m543044566

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