How often does pvd result in retinal detachment?

Not sure of the: Percentages. I think of retinal detachment more associated with myopia. But ask your phthalmologist. They have to a special exam to look carefully at your retina by the way.

Very rarely.: A PVD occurs when the vitreous gel liquefies and collapses. This occurs with aging and happens earlier in patients with severe nearsightedness. Very rarely, a retinal tear and develop during this process, which leads to a retinal detachment. It is common to be followed by an ophthalmologist after developing a PVD to make sure the retina is healthy.