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Vitreous Hemorrhage may cause loss of vision by physical blockage of light. Light can not be "seen" by the retina. Causes include a tear in the retina, certain vascular abnormalities or conditions such as diabetes. A vitrectomy (removal of the vitreous) can restore vision and is a common procedure for many retinal disorders.
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