Clinical Study
The Role of Single-Layered Flap in Temporal Inverted Internal Limiting Membrane Flap Technique for Macular Holes: Pros and Cons
Table 1
Patient baseline clinical characteristics.
| Factors | All cases |
| Mean age ± SD, years | 66.8 ± 9.9 | Range | 48–82 | Gender (male/female) | 8/12 | Mean BCVA ± SD, logMAR | 0.73 ± 0.35 | MH type no. (%) | Large MH | 6 (30%) | Chronic MH | 2 (10%) | MH in high myopia | 11 (55%) | MH in patient unable to maintain postoperative prone positioning | 1 (5%) | Mean MH diameter (±SD) | Large MH | Minimal diameter, μm | 480 ± 74 | Maximal diameter, μm | 858 ± 324 | Chronic MH | Minimal diameter, µm | 845 ± 43 | Maximal diameter, μm | 1470 ± 309 | MH in high myopia | Minimal diameter, µm | 278 ± 154 | Maximal diameter, µm | 897 ± 740 | MH in patient unable to maintain postoperative prone positioning | Minimal diameter, µm | 405 | Maximal diameter, µm | 867 | Lens status (phakic: IOL) | 14 : 6 |
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SD, standard deviation; IOL, intraocular lens, pseudophakia.
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