Secondary, or exudative, retinal detachment occurs in response to another condition, such as inflammation, blood vessel problems, or injury.

Posterior B-scan reveals normal axial length (22.48 mm) with exudative retinal detachment and diffuse sclerochoroidal thickening. Upon examination at NEEC, best corrected visual acuity was 20/70 ...

If you have an exudative retinal detachment, your retina does not have any tears, holes, or breaks. Instead, the fluid builds up behind your retina by getting past your blood-retina barrier ...

OCT confirmed a serous retinal detachment of the right macula with some focal disruption of the retinal pigment epithelium. Issue: July 10, 2020 By Chelsea Gottschalk, MD ...

The peripheral avascular retina in the right eye was bilateral, so the diagnosis was changed from PFVS to familial exudative vitreoretinopathy (FEVR). Because of leakage in the right eye, laser was ...

Retinal tears can lead to retinal detachment, or detachment can occur due to other causes. Learn the symptoms, treatment, and outlook for these conditions.

We present a case of a young patient with Coats’-like autosomal dominant retinitis pigmentosa (ADRP), exudative retinal detachment (E-RD), and cystoid macular oedema (CME), successfully treated ...

Serous/exudative retinal detachment: This is caused by exudation of fluid under the intact retina, causing its detachment from the RPE. This is seen in inflammatory or traumatic conditions, which ...

Posterior scleritis can cause choroidal folds (Figure 5), exudative retinal detachment and compressive optic neuropathy. An anterior ischemic optic neuropathy similar to that seen in giant cell ...

Approximately one out of 15,000 individuals has a retinal detachment ... Sun 17 Oct 2004, 2:34 AM Updated: Thu 2 Apr 2015 ... Exudative or serous or secondary RD occurs due to a leakage ...

Other types include tractional (due to the pull of scar tissue on the retinal surface) and exudative ... Preventing Retinal Detachment. News-Medical, viewed 21 July 2025, ...