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In page Autoimmune retinopathy:

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Specialized macrophages in the retina (also known as microglia) play an important role in inflammation of the retina. In AIR, microglial cells become activated and contribute to retinal degeneration through the release of inflammatory factors. Additionally, these cells can present antigens to adaptive immune cells, initiating the transition from an innate to adaptive immune response. Although the innate immune response is critical for early detection and inflammation in AIR, it also plays a role in amplifying the autoimmune process, leading to progressive retinal damage and vision loss.[citation needed]