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Retinal Surgery
The retina is the inner lining of your eye, containing 100 million nerve cells and fibers connecting to the brain through the optic nerve. These cells respond to visual stimuli, package it and send it to the brain.
Sometimes problems can occur in the development of the retina, which can be found during an infant's eye examination.
Other retinal problems can occur in children, adolescents, and adults.
There are far too many types of retinal conditions that may require surgey to list on this website.
Retinal problems can be found through an annual dilated evaluation, which is part of every comprehensive eye examination at Lakeside Family Vision Care.
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