Retinal periphlebitis
This disease (retinal periphlebitis) is also called recurrent retinal vitreous hemorrhage in young people. Henry Eales first explained the relationship between vitreous hemorrhage and retinal veins in 1882 and reported it in detail, so it is also called Eales disease. It is more common in men aged 20 to 30. It often occurs in both eyes one after another within one year. It is easy to relapse.
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Site of disease:
Eye -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Male young adults aged 20 to 40 -
Related symptoms:
Retinal hemorrhage Retinal edema Retinal detachment Retinal Roth spots -
Concurrent disease:
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