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The 19 pages that link to Retinal detachment, each with the reason it gives.

• RetinaRelated: Separation disrupts photoreceptor support and can threaten sight.

• MyopiaRelated: Myopia, especially high myopia, increases the risk of retinal tears and detachment.

• OphthalmologyRelated: Recognizing and repairing it promptly can preserve sight.

• UveitisRelated: Severe posterior inflammation can contribute to retinal breaks or traction that threaten sight.

• Visual field testRelated: A field defect may help document functional loss from retinal damage.

• Cataract surgeryRelated: Cataract surgery is associated with a small increased risk, especially in certain eyes.

• Visual impairmentRelated: It is an urgent cause of impairment whose outcome depends on prompt treatment.

• Ectopia lentisRelated: It is a sight-threatening complication requiring attention in eyes with lens displacement, especially after trauma.

• ColobomaRelated: Chorioretinal coloboma can increase detachment risk at the defect's margins.

• Albrecht von GraefeRelated: Graefe’s clinical descriptions helped distinguish retinal detachment as a specific disease.

• Blurred visionRelated: A sudden shadow, flashes, or floaters with vision change may indicate detachment.

• AphakiaRelated: Severe trauma causing aphakia may also injure the retina, making visual prognosis depend on more than refraction.

• Stickler syndromeRelated: Vitreous abnormalities in Stickler syndrome raise the risk of retinal tears and detachment.