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What is The superficial retinal hemorrhage is seen in which layer of retina? and explain in detail?
Superficial haemorrhages (flame-shaped), seen in RETINAL NERVE FIBRE LAYER (2nd layer of retina) Retinal haemorrhages. Both deep (dot and blot haemorrhages) and superficial haemorrhages (flame-shaped), occurfrom capillary leakage. Superficial retinal haemorrhage may be found in hypeension, diabetes, trauma, venous occlusions,and blood dyscrasias.Deep retinal haemorrhages are typically seen in diabetic retinopathy Subarachnoid haemorrhage may produce retinal haemorrhages especially subhyaloid haemorrhageof the posterior pole Deep Retinal hemorrhages occur in the Outer Plexiform or Inner Nuclear Layers