Retinal detachment surgery without cryotherapy.
Chignell Ah
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Chignell Ah
Abstract
The traditional role of the cryotherapy adhesion in retinal detachment surgery is challenged by the successful treatment of 26 out of a series of 29 cases. The omission of cryotherapy has not interfered with the absorption of subretinal fluid and re-detachment has not occurred.
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The traditional role of the cryotherapy adhesion in retinal detachment surgery is challenged by the successful treatment of 26 out of a series of 29 cases. The omission of cryotherapy has not interfered with the absorption of subretinal fluid and re-detachment has not occurred.
Key concepts: Cryotherapy, Medicine, Retinal detachment, Retinal, Cryosurgery, Surgery, Ophthalmology