Search

Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment With Posterior PVR

Ozana Moraru, MD

Show Description +

This video features a male patient with a history of vitrectomy for epiretinal membrane who presented with hand movement visual acuity 3 months after the previous surgery. Soon after the previous vitrectomy, the patient also underwent cataract surgery with posterior capsule rupture resulting in a mildly dislocated PCIOL. Dr. Moraru performs 25g pars plana vitrectomy and, with the help of triamcinolone and blue dye, noticed that the posterior PVR was due to large posterior hyaloid remnants and unpeeled ILM from the previous surgery. The video highlights the importance of complete removal of posterior hyaloid and an ILM peeling technique on detached retina and macula by double-staining and by gentle pinch-and-peel maneuvers.

Posted: 1/02/2024

Keywords:

Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment (RRD)

•

Proliferative Vitreoretinopathy (PVR)

Up Next

[2019] Amniotic Membrane Placement for Repair of Recurrent Macular Hole

[2019] Amniotic Membrane Placement for Repair of Recurrent Macular Hole

Stanislao Rizzo, MD

Pinhole Effect in Double Peel for Macular Hole

Pinhole Effect in Double Peel for Macular Hole

Hudson de Carvalho Nakamura, MD

Triple Procedure With Chronic Macular Hole, Subluxated IOL, and Retinal Detachment

Triple Procedure With Chronic Macular Hole, Subluxated IOL, and Retinal Detachment

Frederic Aissani, MD

Macular Hole Surgery: Retinal Massager

Macular Hole Surgery: Retinal Massager

Manish Nagpal, MS, DO, FRCS(UK)

Iatrogenic Macular Hole After TPA Injection for Submacular Hemorrhage

Iatrogenic Macular Hole After TPA Injection for Submacular Hemorrhage

Frederic Aissani, MD

The Big Mac: ILM Technique for Large Macular Holes

The Big Mac: ILM Technique for Large Macular Holes

Hudson Nakamura, MD

ILM Peel for Macular Hole Under Liquid PFC

ILM Peel for Macular Hole Under Liquid PFC

Hudson Nakamura, MD

My Peeling Technique for a Dense Plaque on the Posterior Capsule

My Peeling Technique for a Dense Plaque on the Posterior Capsule

Ashraf Armia, FRCSG, FACS

Experience a New Dimension: How Eyetube3D Works!

Experience a New Dimension: How Eyetube3D Works!

25-Gauge Vitrectomy for Retained Lens Fragments

25-Gauge Vitrectomy for Retained Lens Fragments

Yoreh Barak, MD, Lana Rifkin, MD, Omar Saleh, MD, Shlomit Schaal, MD, PhD

Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment With Posterior PVR

Ozana Moraru, MD

This video features a male patient with a history of vitrectomy for epiretinal membrane who presented with hand movement visual acuity 3 months after the previous surgery. Soon after the previous vitrectomy, the patient also underwent cataract surgery with posterior capsule rupture resulting in a mildly dislocated PCIOL. Dr. Moraru performs 25g pars plana vitrectomy and, with the help of triamcinolone and blue dye, noticed that the posterior PVR was due to large posterior hyaloid remnants and unpeeled ILM from the previous surgery. The video highlights the importance of complete removal of posterior hyaloid and an ILM peeling technique on detached retina and macula by double-staining and by gentle pinch-and-peel maneuvers.

Posted: 1/02/2024

Keywords:

Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment (RRD)

•

Proliferative Vitreoretinopathy (PVR)

Please log in to leave a comment.

Comments

Kemal Örnek

2 years ago

Very good surgery. Thank you very much.

More in Retina

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in TDR, DME, and Other Vision Threats in Patients With DR

Racial/Ethnic Disparities in TDR, DME, and Other Vision Threats in Patients With DR

Jordan Deaner, MD; Rehan Hussain, MD; and Vaidehi Dedania, MD

Managing Endophthalmitis: Tap-and-Inject or Immediate Vitrectomy?

Managing Endophthalmitis: Tap-and-Inject or Immediate Vitrectomy?

Samir N. Patel, MD and Maria H. Berrocal, MD

Emily Y. Chew, MD, the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Awardee

Emily Y. Chew, MD, the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Awardee

Emily Y. Chew, MD and R.V. Paul Chan, MD, MSc, MBA

The Business of Retina at VBS

The Business of Retina at VBS

Esther L. Kim, MD and Basil K. Williams Jr, MD