Drusen and macular degeneration, are they the same thing? The distinguishing characteristic of macular degeneration is drusen. An ophthalmologist can identify these little yellow or white patches on the retina [...]

What is Cystoid Macular Degeneration? The center retina, or macula, is affected by the painless condition known as cystoid macular edema (CME). When this disorder is present, the macula develops [...]

Imagine receiving an eyedrop as opposed to injection directly into your eye to treat age-related macular degeneration (AMD).  It could be conceivable, according to research that was released in the [...]

Due to the elongation of the eye, those with excessive myopia run the risk of developing irreversible degenerative alterations to the retina.   What is myopic macular degeneration?  Due to the [...]

OCT test for macular degeneration With the use of optical coherence tomography (OCT) technology, cross-sectional retinal pictures with semihistologic resolution may be obtained.  It enables the definition of the location [...]

Age-related macular degeneration, which can cause visual abnormalities so severe that permanent "legal blindness" can ensue, it's thought to affect 10 to 11 million Americans. In actuality, macular degeneration ranks [...]

Eye issues can happen at any time. Some eye issues are brought solely by aging, while others might be related to more severe illnesses. Most of the time, individuals overlook [...]

A series of genetic eye conditions known as juvenile macular degeneration (JMD), sometimes known as juvenile macular dystrophy, can affect children and teenagers.  The macula, a portion of the retina, [...]