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Investigation of Ultrawidefield OCTA to Assess the Effects of Posterior Precorical Vitreous Pocket on Retinal and Choroidal Structure and Blood Flow

  • By

  • Xida Liang

  • Jing Zeng

  • Ruiming Yang

  • Wanni Chen

  • Zhimeng Zhang

  • Junming Wang

  • April 24, 2026

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    The study assessed the relationship between the posterior precortical vitreous pocket (PPVP) and retinal parameters in 65 healthy subjects.

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    PPVP was found in 72.3% of participants, with significant differences in retinal thickness and volume between PPVP-positive and negative groups.

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    The PPVP-positive group exhibited higher vessel density in both superficial and deep nasal retina compared to the PPVP-negative group.

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    Findings suggest that PPVP may influence retinal structure and blood flow, indicating its potential role in the vitreoretinal interface.

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    This research enhances understanding of PPVP's physiological significance and its implications for retinal disorders.

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Investigation of Ultrawidefield OCTA to Assess the Effects of Posterior Precorical Vitreous Pocket on Retinal and Choroidal Structure and Blood Flow

  • by Xida Liang, Jing Zeng, Ruiming Yang, Wanni Chen, Zhimeng Zhang, Junming Wang

  • April 24, 2026

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