Research Article

Surgical and Visual Outcome for Recurrent Retinal Detachment Surgery

Table 2

Pre- and intraoperative factors affecting the final anatomic outcome.

Pre- and intraoperative risk factorsAttached
(total )
Detached
(total )
Chi-squareMultivariate logistic regression
(%) (%) ( value) ( value)

of operations
 216 (29)1 (0.07)NSa
 >240 (71)13 (99.93)
PVR
 <C230 (54)2 (14)
 ≥C226 (46)12 (86)0.014 * NS (0.056)
Category
  (1) Pseudophakic24 (43)07 (50)
  (2) HM/GTb13 (23)01 (7)
  (3) Traumatic 06 (11)01 (7)
  (4) PRRDc13 (23)05 (36)NS
Macular pathology5 (0.09)0 (0)NS
Retinectomy26 (46)11 (79)0.039 * NS
Silicon oil31 (0.55)12 (83)NS (0.063)
Gas49 (88)11 (79)NS
Cryopexy38 (68)9 (64)NS
Endolaser33 (60)12 (83)NS (0.071)
Vitreous entrapment6 (0.11)0 (0)NS
Secondary breaks21 (38)5 (36)NS
Scleral paracentesis6 (0.11)2 (0.14)NS
Encircling band29 (52)8 (57)NS
Scleral buckling20 (36)4 (29)NS

aNS: nonsignificant result.
bHM: high myopia, GT: giant tears.
cPRRD: primary rhegmatogenous retinal detachment in phacik patients, other than trauma, high myopia, or giant tears.
*Significant difference ().