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Posterior Vitreous Detachment
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At birth, the vitreous body is attached to the retina and stays attached until one day, as part of the natural aging process, it detaches on its own.
At birth, the vitreous body is attached to the retina and stays attached until one day, as part of the natural aging process, it detaches on its own.
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