Biomeditsina va amaliyot jurnali, 2022 №1
Subject of the article
FEATURES OF LARGE MACULA ROPES (227-232)
Authors
AKSHEY Khera YANGIEVA Nodira Rakhimovna
Institution
Tashkent State Dental Institute
Abstract
The aim of the study was to study the etiological and morphological features of large macular ruptures. The present study included 200 eyes (188 patients) who were diagnosed with a large macular rupture at initial examination. 96 eyes (48%) were diagnosed with stage 3, the remaining 104 eyes (52%) were diagnosed with stage 4 macular rupture. Large macular tears in 55.5% of cases are due to vitreomacular traction syndrome, in 24.5% of cases - myopia and in 20% of cases - eye trauma. Macular tears of various etiologies do not differ in visual acuity, intraocular pressure, diameter and stage of the rupture, duration of the disease. Macular rupture is associated with cataract in 51.5% of cases.
Key words
large macula tear, vitreomacular traction, optical coherence tomography, traumatic rupture of the macula, myopic macula rupture.
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