Medical articles of Retinal vein occlusion

Retinal vein occlusion (RVO) is a condition that affects the small veins that drain blood away from the retina, the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye that plays a big part in our ability to...

Revered consultant ophthalmologist Mr Venki Sundaram shares his expert insight on intravitreal injections, including when they may be indicated and how they are administered, in this informative artic...

What's involved in retinal vein occlusion treatment? We speak to Mrs Kapka Nenova, a renowned consultant ophthalmologist, all about it, as well as it’s severity, risk factors related to the condition ...

The retina is responsible for transmitting the images we see with our eyes to the brain, to interpret what happens around us. What happens to the vision if a blockage occurs in a retinal vein? Highly-...

Retinal veil occlusion is more prevalent in people over the age of 60, though younger people sometime experience it too. We spoke with highly experienced ophthalmologist, Dr Gabriella Da Salvo, to dis...

What exactly is retinal vein occlusion, and why is it sometimes referred to as “eye stroke”? We turned to leading London ophthalmologist Mr Praveen Patel for an explanation.

Macular oedema is one condition that can distort how we see, but what is it and how does it occur? Top London ophthalmologist Mr Praveen Patel has the answers.

RVO is one of the most common causes of sudden painless loss of vision. Expert ophthalmologist Mr Praveen Patel gives us the facts about retinal vein occlusion.

Top ophthalmologist Praveen Patel gives us a run-down of 5 eye conditions you should know about, from macular degeneration to diabetic retinopathy!