The pressure can damage
the retina leading to blindness.
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This can damage the
retina, affecting vision, and eventually
lead to blindness.
That pressure can kill parts of the
retina or optic nerve,
leading to irreversible partial or total
blindness.
ROP involves an abnormal growth of blood vessels in the
retina that may
lead to scarring, retinal detachment and, in severe cases,
blindness.
A fault in the CHM gene causes choroideremia, in which cells in the
retina stop working and slowly die,
leading to blindness.
These might make the sun look dim, possibly even dim enough
to look at without discomfort, but they may do nothing
to block infrared or ultraviolet radiation that will cause permanent damage
to the
retina and possibly
lead to blindness.
Many diseases that
lead to blindness, such as glaucoma and macular degeneration, are caused by the death of certain cells in the human
retina that lack the ability
to regenerate.
The condition is hereditary or age - related, and causes degeneration of the photoreceptors — light - sensitive cells in the
retina —
leading to blindness.
Age - related macular degeneration, a disease that slowly degrades light - sensitive cells in the
retina, is the
leading cause of vision loss and
blindness among people 65 and older, according
to the Centers for Disease Control...
Final Report Summary: Glaucoma is a silent disease that, over time, kills the nerve cells of the
retina leading to irreversible
blindness.
Pembroke Welsh Corgis can be afflicted with several eye problems including, cataracts, Progressive Retinal Atrophy which causes eventual
blindness, and Retinal Dysplasia, which causes abnormal development of the
retina and can
lead to blindness also.
The degeneration of dog's
retinas which
leads to blindness A gene mutation is responsible for the problem, therefore, this is an inherited disease.
A cataract describes any opacity in the normally clear lens of the eye, and prevents light from reaching the
retina at the back of the eye, sometimes eventually
leading to blindness.
Cone - Rod Dystrophy 1 - Progressive Retinal Atrophy (cord1 - PRA) is an inherited disease of the eye that affects the cone and rod cells that make up the dog's
retina and often
leading to blindness.
Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA): This condition
leads to a deterioration of the
retina, eventually causing
blindness.
In this disorder, the
retina of the eye slowly but surely degenerates,
leading to blindness.
Anti-inflammatory drops are necessary for the remainder of the dog's life
to prevent conditions such as a detached
retina or glaucoma a condition where pressure increases within the eye often
leading to blindness and eventual removal of the eye.
Without taurine, a cat's hair may gradually fall out and the teeth will decay and the
retina will degenerate,
leading to blindness.