Retinal detachment is an eye disease caused by the detachment of the thin layer inside the eye called the retina. This condition is classified as an emergency and can cause permanent blindness if not treated immediately.

The retina of the eye is an important part that functions to process the light that is captured by the eye. Once captured, the light is converted into an electrical signal and transmitted to the brain. These signals are then processed in the brain and interpreted as images seen by the eye.

If the retina is detached from its position, of course vision will be disturbed. This visual impairment can occur partially or completely, depending on how much of the retina is detached. Retinal detachment can happen to anyone, especially people over the age of 50.


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