In one sense, this new gender order is the culmination of a century-long struggle by women against pre-capitalist constraints on their ability to participate in the capitalist market and the liberal political order.
Macular Pucker: A Macular Pucker occurs when an Epiretinal Membrane or Posterior Vitreous adheres to the macula and contracts, which causes distortion or puckering of the macula. Vitreomacular Traction: Vitreomacular Traction refers to an incomplete separation of the vitreous from the retina where the posterior or back edge of the vitreous remains attached to the central macula.
A macular pucker is a thin layer of scar tissue that forms on top of the retina. The amount of scar tissue can range from mild to severe. Mild macular puckers may be barely noticeable during an eye exam and resemble a fine layer of cellophane resting on the macula.