Internal Limiting Membrane Peeling for Persistent Submacular Fluid after Successful Repair of Diabetic Tractional Retinal Detachment

Table 1

Clinical characteristics of 5 eyes with ILM peeling in diabetic tractional retinal detachment.

Case no.	Sex/age	Eye	Tamponade in the first operation	Interval to ILM peeling (m)	Time to reattachment after ILM peeling (m)	LogMAR BCVA (Snellen equivalent)
						Before the first operation	Last F/U before ILM peeling	Last F/U after ILM peeling
1	M/58	L	C3F8	6	<1	1.70 (20/1000)	1.70 (20/1000)	1.0 (20/200)
2	F/41	L	C3F8	4	<1	2.28 (HM)	1.40 (20/500)	0.70 (20/100)
3	M/59	L	C3F8	4	2	1.00 (20/200)	1.00 (20/200)	0.80 (20/125)
4	F/48	R	Air	4	1	0.40 (20/50)	0.40 (20/50)	0.20 (20/32)
5	F/58	R	Silicone oil	6	2	0.80 (20/125)	0.70 (20/100)	0.50 (20/63)

M, male; F, female; R, right; L, left; m, month; BCVA, best-corrected visual acuity; C3F8, octafluoropropane; F/U, follow-up; ILM, internal limiting membrane; HM, hand motion.