Retinal white without pressure (WWOP) is a common retinal condition that is reported to occur in up to 30% of the general population. One study found WWOP in 2.5% of whites and 23% of blacks. The incidence of WWOP increases with age; it has been estimated to occur in approximately 5% of eyes under age 20 years and 66% of eyes over age 70 years.

2013年5月24日 · To describe ultra-widefield fluorescein angiography (UWFA) findings in eyes with white without pressure (WWOP) and in eyes without any obvious peripheral chorioretinal disease, and to determine if a difference exists between these two groups. A retrospective review of 379 eyes undergoing diagnostic UWFA using the Optos 200Tx imaging system.

Clinically, a white appearance of the equator and/or peripheral retina seen without scleral indentation. Margins are often sharply demarcated from normal retina. Frequently misdiagnosed as a retinal detachment or retinal schisis; however, scleral indentation reveals that the retina is apposed to the underlying RPE.

非压迫白 常见于 高度近视 人的眼底周边 视网膜病变，600度以上属于高度近视。 也有少数中度近视或者无近视眼的人出现良性的视网膜病变表现为非压迫白。 非压迫白不需要处理，定期查体，没有特殊注意的事项。 第二个写的是oct检查结果显示黄斑区和视神经纤维层轻度变薄，这个对近视眼的人来说是正常的改变，定期复查即可，无特殊处理。 22岁，坐标澳大利亚墨尔本，今天去学校的眼科中心做eye test, 对结果有些疑惑和担心。 1. 报告上写着WWOP…

White without pressure (WWOP) is a common peripheral retina finding often seen in young patients with myopia. The etiology of WWOP is not well understood. Although WWOP presents no increased risk for RD, it is often mistaken for RD or peripheral retinoschisis. WWOP is a flat lesion, but it can be deceiving, giving an optical illusion of ...

White without pressure (WWOP) is more common in the myopic population, with an incidence rate of 46.5–51.7% [4, 5, 6]. Dark without pressure (DWOP) is also reported in myopic eyes, and can be concurrent with WWOP [7].

2022年6月27日 · White-with-pressure (WWP) is a phenomenon seen in the peripheral retina where there is sharply demarcated retinal opacification seen only with scleral indentation. White-without-pressure (WWOP) is an advanced form of WWP that can be appreciated without indentation and can involve the entire circumference of the retina.

White without pressure is not a disease, but rather a finding on fundus examination. It indicates an area of the peripheral retina that has a white sheen with a sharply demarcated border, which indicates a vitreoretinal interface effect. This can be seen without the examination technique called scleral depression.

-Lattice degeneration is a common peripheral retinal degeneration that is characterized by localized retinal thinning, overlying vitreous liquefaction, and marginal vitreoretinal adhesion. The condition is associated with atrophic retinal holes, retinal tears, and retinal detachments.

To describe ultra-widefield fluorescein angiography (UWFA) findings in eyes with white without pressure (WWOP) and in eyes without any obvious peripheral chorioretinal disease, and to...