DESCRIPTION  Eales disease is an idiopathic obliterative vasculopathy that usually involves the peripheral retina of young adults. |
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HERBS OF CHOICE Herbs are often used in combinations when combating an illness. Some of the most frequently used herbs are listed below. These nine herbs were picked up from different herbal combinations and are not meant to form a recipe. Our reference code for the different combinations of herbs used for this condition is XRN. This listing is not meant to diagnose, only to inform. This is of course not a complete list and is not meant to be used in the place of a doctor's advice. Click the image of each herb for a brief introduction in terms of Traditional Chinese Medicine. |
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CLINICAL SUCCESS IN CHINA Chinese herbal doctors have reported some successful applications of these herbal combinations. During observation on 50 patients receiving treatment with herbal remedy, 28 cases were judged as healing (full recovery and symptom free), 18 cases other significant improvement. Physicians judged the clinical efficacy to be good or excellent in 92.0%. Check the table below for details. |
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Eales disease is a rare disorder of sight that appears as an inflammation and white haze around the outercoat of the veins in the retina. The disorder is most prevalent among young males and normally affects both eyes. Usually, vision is suddenly blurred because the clear jelly that fills the eyeball behind the lens of the eye seeps out (vitreous hemorrhaging). |
Clinical findings are characterized by avascular areas in the retina periphery, followed posteriorly by microaneurysms, dilatation of capillary channels, tortuosity of neighboring vessels, and spontaneous chorioretinal scars. |
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- Eales retinopathy
- Idiopathic peripheral periphlebitis
- Idiopathic obliterative vasculopathy
- Idiopathic recurrent vitreal hemorrhage
- Periphlebitis retinae
- Retinal perivasculitis
- Retinal periphlebitis
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SYMPTOMS Most patients present with symptoms of floaters, specks, cobwebs, blurring, or decreased vision associated with vitreous hemorrhage. Other patients have blurring associated with retinal vasculitis or uveitis, but without hemorrhage. Often, patients complain of uniocular symptoms, but ophthalmic examination reveals early changes of Eales disease in the other eye. Bilateral involvement is evident in 80-90% of patients.
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The physical findings mostly involve the retina and vitreous. Vascular sheathing with adjacent nerve fiber layer hemorrhages is seen in most patients. The sheathing can manifest as thin white lines, limiting the blood column on both sides of the sheathed vessel to heavy exudative sheathing that can cause vascular occlusion. Although believed to affect primarily the retinal veins, others have reported the same prevalence of both venules and arterioles. Areas of vascular sheathing often leak dye on fluorescein angiography (FA).
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The anterior chamber may exhibit cell and flare with keratic precipitates. Vitreous debris and cells often are seen, even in the absence of vitreous hemorrhage. Macular edema can occur in eyes with vascular sheathing, and it often is cystoid in nature. Epiretinal membranes with or without macular edema can compromise visual acuity. The etiology of the macular edema is thought to be associated with low-grade inflammation.
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Peripheral nonperfusion is a typical feature of Eales disease. The temporal retina is affected most commonly, often in a confluent area. The surrounding vasculature is tortuous with microvascular abnormalities, which include the following: microaneurysms, arteriovenous shunts, venous beading, hard exudates, and cotton-wool spots. Fine solid white lines occasionally can be seen, representing obliterated larger vessels.
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Branch retinal vein occlusion (BRVO) can be seen in patients with Eales disease and may be limited to one area or may be multifocal. BRVO alone can be differentiated from BRVO in the presence of Eales disease by the more extensive peripheral retinal involvement in Eales disease. BRVO alone usually is confined to a single affected quadrant. BRVO alone also respects the anatomical distribution of the horizontal raphe, unlike Eales disease.
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Neovascularization of the disc (NVD) or neovascularization elsewhere (NVE) in the retina is observed in up to 80% of patients with Eales disease. The NVE usually is located peripherally, at the junction of perfused and nonperfused retina. The neovascularization often is the source of vitreous hemorrhage in these eyes, compromising vision. Rubeosis iridis or neovascularization of the iris can develop and may lead to neovascular glaucoma. Fibrovascular proliferation on the surface of the retina may accompany retinal neovascularization. These eyes have associated anteroposterior traction that could lead to retinal detachment.
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A posterior vitreous separation has been reported in 27% of patients with Eales disease, and several patients have been found to have concomitant macular holes.
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Systemic abnormalities have been reported in association with Eales disease, mostly neurologic findings. Myelopathy, ischemic stroke, hemiplegia, and multifocal white matter abnormalities have been reported. A higher incidence of vestibuloauditory dysfunction is seen in patients with Eales disease when compared to the general population of the same age. It is presumed that a similar mechanism of vascular occlusion and hypoxia leads to these systemic findings.
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