choroidal detachment
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choroidal detachment — the separation of the choroid from the sclera of the eye as a result of leakage of fluid from the vessels of the choroid. It occurs when pressure inside the eyeball is very low, usually after trauma or intraocular surgery … The new mediacal dictionary
Retinal detachment — Classification and external resources Slit lamp photograph showing retinal detachment. ICD … Wikipedia
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desprendimiento de coroides — Eng. Choroidal detachment Separación de la coroides y esclera con presencia de líquido en el espacio supracoroideo … Diccionario de oftalmología
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