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— consequence of complete cataracts

CKD-related hypertension can damage the retina.

— risk if deep ulcer progresses

— rare complication from ocular migration

— consequence of untreated KCS

Severe or untreated eye injuries can result in irreversible vision loss.

Delayed treatment or severe optic nerve damage frequently results in permanent vision loss.

— consequence of uncontrolled glaucoma

Often co-occurs when blindness and cardiac damage share a hypertension origin.

Vision loss from increased intracranial pressure

The primary cause of acquired blindness in pets; retinal vessels rupture or detach under excessive pressure.

Untreated thyroid disease leads to hypertension, which can cause sudden blindness.

— associated secondary problems possible

Can result from lead-induced neurological damage

— inevitable outcome

— potential outcome

Both can result from hypertension-related vascular damage.

— prerequisite condition

Prompt and correct first aid significantly reduces the risk of irreversible vision loss.

Blood pressure control with amlodipine can prevent retinal damage.

Screening can catch hypertension before blindness develops.