Central Vision Loss
type: Class
preferred label: Macular Degeneration
alternative label: Central Vision Impairment
subclass of: RDuvu3dUJz2utfkB5G6RviW
definition: Central vision loss refers to the significant impairment or complete loss of vision in the central part of the visual field, while peripheral vision remains intact. This condition often results from diseases affecting the macula or the central retina, leading to difficulties with tasks that require detailed vision, such as reading or recognizing faces, despite maintaining peripheral awareness.