In this enlightening video, Dr. Priyanka Singh, a retinal consultant at Shekar Eye Hospital in Bangalore, delves into the causes, treatment, and surgical correction of macular holes.
The macula, a crucial part of our visual system, is explained in detail, highlighting its significance in visual acuity, reading, writing, and facial recognition. Dr. Priyanka Singh emphasizes that macular holes is not a common condition, and affects approximately 8-9 individuals per 100,000 population annually.
While most macular holes are idiopathic, arising from the natural aging process and contraction of the jelly-like vitreous substance in the eye, some uncommon causes, including trauma, high myopia, maculital angioectasia, and age-related macular degeneration can also cause this condition.
For those experiencing symptoms such as distorted vision, difficulty reading, or facial recognition challenges, Dr. Priyanka Singh stresses the importance of seeking timely medical attention. To accurately diagnose a macular hole, a comprehensive clinical examination is followed by an OCT Macula test.
When it comes to treatment, Doctor explains that macular hole correction typically involves surgical intervention known as Vitrectomy. She reassures viewers that a macular hole does not lead to complete blindness, as peripheral vision is generally preserved. However, if left untreated, the condition can result in a significant decline in vision.
For individuals in Bangalore seeking macular hole surgery, the team at Shekar Eye Hospital is dedicated to providing expert care and treatment options.
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Disclaimer: These videos provided by Shekar Eye Hospital are intended to provide unbiased scientific information to the general public. The videos are generic and are meant to provide general information for educational purposes only. They do not serve as a guide for treatment in any individual case. Patients are advised to consult a practicing doctor for specific treatment advice.
