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Brilliant Blue-Assisted Technique for Adherent Epiretinal Membrane Peel

Hudson Nakamura, MD

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A very adherent epiretinal membrane crossing the macula taking the foveal area caused a huge traction and macular edema. With brilliant blue we could easily separate the membrane and actually peel it off, thus freeing up the macula and giving the patient a better outcome. A wide-angle vitrectomy viewing system was used and both regular and wide-angle contact lenses were placed. Two air fluid exchanges and preventative endolaser were carried out.

Posted: 4/30/2019

Keywords:

Brilliant Blue G

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Epiretinal Membrane Peeling, ERM

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Hudson Nakamura, MD

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Brilliant Blue-Assisted Technique for Adherent Epiretinal Membrane Peel

Hudson Nakamura, MD

A very adherent epiretinal membrane crossing the macula taking the foveal area caused a huge traction and macular edema. With brilliant blue we could easily separate the membrane and actually peel it off, thus freeing up the macula and giving the patient a better outcome. A wide-angle vitrectomy viewing system was used and both regular and wide-angle contact lenses were placed. Two air fluid exchanges and preventative endolaser were carried out.

Posted: 4/30/2019

Keywords:

Brilliant Blue G

•

Epiretinal Membrane Peeling, ERM

•

Hudson Nakamura, MD

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Vernon Albayeros

5 years ago

Excellent correlation. Good planning. Perfect execution

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