In ophthalmology, "crystals behind the eye" typically refer to the presence of deposits or crystals in the vitreous body, which can occur due to various conditions, such as vitreous syneresis or retinal disorders. These crystalline deposits may be composed of calcium, cholesterol, or other substances, and can lead to visual disturbances. Their presence may be assessed during a dilated eye examination, and treatment options depend on the underlying cause and severity of symptoms.
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