Retinal Detachment is most common in ages 40-70 and occurs about 12 times per year per 100,000 people |
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Retinal Detachment is most common in ages 40-70 and occurs about 12 times per year per 100,000 people |
Retinal detachment can occur when the vitreous (clear jello-like substance in the eye becomes more liquified and can seep between retina layers.
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Tags: Eye, Retinal Disorder, Retinal Detachment
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Dr. Jentzen, thanks for the excellent blog post and photo image. RT @drjentzen: Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment: http://t.co/bBki11w
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