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  Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is a microvascular disorder affecting the retina and arises as a complication of diabetes. It is linked to concurrent microvascular alterations in the brain, heart, kidneys, and peripheral nerves. The symptoms of this condition encompass blurred vision, sudden occurrences of dark "floaters" in the visual field, fluctuating vision, and the emergence of dark or empty patches in one's vision. The likelihood of developing diabetic retinopathy hinges on the duration and type of diabetes mellitus. In instances where type 1 diabetes persists for 15 years or more, the risk escalates to 98%, while for type 2 diabetes with a similar duration, the risk reaches 78%. The precise mechanisms through which elevated blood sugar levels lead to diabetic retinopathy's development and the visible histopathological alterations still require complete clarification. Diabetic retinopathy is categorized into nonproliferative and proliferative forms, contingent on ...

 Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is a microvascular disorder affecting the retina and arises as a complication of diabetes. It is linked to concurrent microvascular alterations in the brain, heart, kidneys, and peripheral nerves. The symptoms of this condition encompass blurred vision, sudden occurrences of dark "floaters" in the visual field, fluctuating vision, and the emergence of dark or empty patches in one's vision. The likelihood of developing diabetic retinopathy hinges on the duration and type of diabetes mellitus. In instances where type 1 diabetes persists for 15 years or more, the risk escalates to 98%, while for type 2 diabetes with a similar duration, the risk reaches 78%. The precise mechanisms through which elevated blood sugar levels lead to diabetic retinopathy's development and the visible histopathological alterations still require complete clarification. Diabetic retinopathy is categorized into nonproliferative and proliferative forms, contingent on the...