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What is Peripheral retinal degeneration is most common in case of and explain in detail?
A i.e. Myopia Ophthalmoscopic findings of pathological myopia are - - Myopic crescents (on temporal edge of optic disc), - Foster fuch's spot - (dark red patch at macula due to retinal neovascularization & choroidal haemorrhage), Cystoid degeneration, - Peripheral retinal degeneration (lattice & snail track degenerations)Q - Posterior staphyloma.