Symptoms
1. Defective vision. There is considerable failure in visual function as the error is usually high.
Further, due to progressive degenerative changes, an uncorrectable loss of vision may occur.
2. Muscae volitantes i.e., floating black opacities in front of the eyes are also complained of by many patients. These occur due to degenerated liquified vitreous.
3. Night blindness may be complained by very high myopes having marked degenerative changes.
Signs
1. Prominent eye balls. The eyes are often prominent, appearing elongated and
