Research Article
Long-term Clinical Results of Vitrectomy and Scleral Buckling in Treatment of Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment
Table 1
Intra- and/or postoperative complications of SB versus PPV.
| SB1 (5 of 19, 26.3%) | n | PPV2 (36 of 136, 26.5%) | n |
| | | Intraoperative | | | | IOL3-luxation | 2 | | | Haemorrhage of vitreous body, cortical remnants | 2 | | | No success of vitreous body detachment | 1 | | | Iatrogenic Foramina | 5 | | | Iriscapture | 1 | | | Haemorrhage in anterior chamber | 1 | | | Macular hole | 2 | | | PFCL4 on IOL3 | 1 | | | PFCL4 in anterior chamber | 1 | Postoperative | | Postoperative | | Conjunctival dehiscence | 1 | Conjunctival dehiscence | 2 | Diplopia | 1 | Residual PFCL4 | 1 | Buckle migration | 2 | Metamorphopsia | 7 | Metamorphopsia | 1 | Anterior chamber fibrinous reaction | 1 | | | Macular scar | 1 | | Macular edema | 6 |
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1: SB= scleral buckle 2: PPV= Pars Plana Vitrectomy 3: IOL=intraocular lens 4: PFCL: Perfluorocarbon.
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