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Retinal Tear (Photo)Last updated September 13, 2007
This photograph shows a retinal tear that has progressed to a full rhegmatogenous retinal detachment. The tear/hole can be seen in the middle toward the bottom of the picture. Above this tear, you can see the corrugated folds that are classic for rhegmatogenous detachments. To get a better idea how this looks, watch our rd hole video.
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