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Reoperations improve visual acuity in patients with macular holes, indicating effective treatment options.
Reoperation of macular holes has a very good success rate and usually leads to an improvement of visual acuity. Improvement of visual acuity can also be achieved in patients who only achieved success after a second reoperation.
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