Vitreoretinal Cerrahi
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Printed Date: 15.12.2019
Retinal Detachment Related With Hereditary Retinal Diseases; Risk Factors, Pathogenesis and Clinical Management
Abstract
Hereditary retinal diseases are a group of pathologies characterized by histologically abnormal developing vitreous gel, associated with peripheral retinal degenerative or proliferative changes. In HRD structural alterations in the vitreous with abnormal vitreoretinal adhesions can predispose to developing Retinal Detachment. In many of HRD are presented with a part of syndromes, most of which have systemic abnormalities affecting the joints, skeletal system and cardiovascular system. Due to delayed diagnosis in younger age patient, without prominent symptoms, most of patient with HRD presented with proliferative vitreoretinopathy (PVR) and macula-involving RD.
Keywords: Hereditary retinal disease, vitreoretinal degenerations, Stickler, Wagner, Marfan, X-linked juvenil retinoschisis, familial exudative vitreoretinopathy, persistent fetal vasculature, Norrie, Knoblauch, nontraumatik inferotemporal retinal dialysis
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Article Information
Received : 29.05.2019
Accepted : 15.12.2019
First Published (online): 15.12.2019
Printed : 1.07.2020
Accepted : 15.12.2019
First Published (online): 15.12.2019
Printed : 1.07.2020
Citation : Koçak Altıntaş AG. Herediter Retina Hastalıkları ile İlişkili Retina Dekolmanı; Risk Faktörleri, Patogenez, Klinik ve Yönetim. Güncel Retina 2020; 4(3): 193-200