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What is a retinal disorder?

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Back of the eye...: A retinal disorder is a disease which reduces vision in the light sensitive layer on the back of the eye. This is analogous to the film in a camera.

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Affects the retina: Inner layer of the eyeball that detects and processes light. Like wallpaper inside a room, it's akin to the film of a camera.

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Dr. Abdul Khan answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology

Disease of retina. : A retinal disorder is anything that affects the normal anatomy or function of the tissue lining the inside of the eye called the retina.

Answered 1/17/2014

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