Copper Wire Symptom

Hello! Today I would like to tell you about the Copper Wire symptom - this is a special symptom of pathology in which a yellowish reflection of the vessels in the retinal area is observed. This symptom is a sign of hypertension or angiopathy. In this article we will look at the causes of this symptom, how to recognize it and

**Copper wire symptom (copper wire syndrome)** is a clear sign of retinal pathology in the form of an irregular appearance or various defects in the inner layer of this layer of the eye, which reflects the arterial blood of the retina and becomes more noticeable with focal transillumination

A symptom of copper wire is a change in the color of the eye blood vessels when they are visible through the pupil. Hypertensive angiopathy may be the initial cause of the initial signs of the symptom. It is observed in patients with anatomical abnormalities and other eye diseases. With pathology of the head and cervical spine, changes in the condition of the blood vessels of the brain are observed. In ophthalmology it is used in the diagnosis of many eye diseases. It is used in surgical interventions for glaucoma.