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What is retinal vein thrombosis?
When the vein becomes blocked, blood continues to enter the tissues through the arteries, resulting in venous engorgement and subsequent capillary rupture. These vascular changes cause a typical retinal hemorrhage in the affected area.
Symptoms
Sudden, painless vision loss is the most common symptom of venous thrombosis. It occurs because the area of ââthe retina affected by the vein blockage suffers from a lack of oxygen (ischemia), causing the death of retinal nerve cells and, consequently, a loss of visual function. The visual prognosis will depend on the affected area and its proximity to the macula (center of vision).
Advanced ophthalmologic follow-up for diabetic patients.
Symptoms
âą Blurred vision: decreased central vision (distance vision and reading ability are reduced).
âąDistorted visio: straight lines appear wavy.
âąSpotty vision: internal bleeding in the eye can cause the appearance of spots that partially or even completely obscure vision.
Seeing clearly is living better: we take care of your retina.
Treatments
Intravitreal antiangiogenic (anti-VEGF) therapy, intravitreal corticosteroid injections, laser therapy, and retinal surgery are the treatments used in the management of diabetic retinopathy.
At PRESBIT, we believe that early diagnosis and treatment of diabetic retinopathy are extremely important. Identifying patients at risk and establishing a preventive and monitoring regimen helps prevent blindness caused by this disease.
The most advanced technology for the early diagnosis and treatment of diabetic retinopathy.
Insurers and Mutual Insurance Companies
Insurers and Mutual Insurance Companies
These are some of the mutual insurance companies and health insurance providers we work with. However, the agreement with these mutual insurance companies will depend on the healthcare center.
If your policy doesn’t appear on the list, please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information.
