It is common in caucasions. It is on no concern. This is blood in the retina and can be related to your vein occlusion. Vitrous condensation and wisp. I am not sure about wisp.
Condensation is an aging related change in the vitreous and is common.
This is where 2 vessels come together and is common in vein occlusions. Lens opacities refer to early cataracts. These may or may not be visually significant. Oval chorioretinal lesion with pigment is like some small scarring in the retina. There are many potential causes of this and lattice degeneration can be one of them.