Prospective analysis shows 25G vitrectomy improves surgical outcomes in retinal detachment, highlighting complications like glaucoma.
25G PPV is a safe and effective surgical modality for managing fundal coloboma-associated retinal detachment, demonstrating favorable anatomical and functional outcomes. The prospective design, consistent surgical technique, and involvement of a single experienced surgeon contribute to the robustness and reliability of the results. Given the notable incidence of complications such as glaucoma and silicone oil emulsification, sustained long-term follow-up remains essential.
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