Retinal Vascular Disease

In simple terms, retinal vascular diseases are conditions that can restrict the blood flow throughout your eye structures and lead to vision loss or blindness. Retinal vascular diseases are common in people with high blood pressure, diabetes and other factors that cause vascular disease throughout the body such as increasing age, high cholesterol, smoking and hypertension.

Types of Retinal Vascular Disease

  • Retinal arterial macro aneurysm
  • Retinal branch and central artery and vein occlusion
  • Diabetic retinopathy
  • Ocular ischemic syndrome

As a patient of Marietta Eye Clinic, you will benefit from our doctors’ expertise and from our state-of-the-art diagnostic capabilities. Our doctors can help manage your eye condition, and we will work closely with your primary care physician to manage your condition.

 

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