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Neovascularization of the
Optic Nerve Head

 

Optic nerve head neovascularization - NVD
New blood vessel growth on the optic nerve head. In this photograph, abnormal new blood vessels (arrows) can be seen growing off of the disc and into the vitreous (the clear gel inside the eye). This condition is common in patients with proliferative diabetic retinopathy.

 

 

 

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