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What is A patient presents with flashing light, sudden floaters and perception of a cuain falling in front of the eye. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? and explain in detail?
Retinal detachment produces symptoms of floaters, flashing lights and a scotoma in the peripheral visual field corresponding to the detachment. The typical syptoms is described as 'a cuain obstructing pa of the vision' with the development of detachment. Ref: Harrisons 16th/170; Colour atlas of ophthalmology - Page 74.