Intraocular pressure: Focus on corticosteroids

Peripheral Retinal Diseases: Indications for Prophylactic Laser Treatment Versus Observation

“…6 White Without Pressure White without pressure presents as irregular, translucent areas in the retinal periphery, sometimes with a red-brown border (Figure 3). 9 Lesions are usually located beyond the equator, although changes may occur near the major retinal vascular arcades. WWOP is often bilateral, and is typically found in up to 30% of normal eyes and in young myopic patients.…”

“…It is the term used to describe flat peripheral detachment without any retinal break (Figure 4). 9 It must be carefully distinguished from a subclinical peripheral retinal detachment. The retina appears normal without scleral depression.…”