One-year outcome of retinal displacement after internal limiting membrane peeling for macular hole

Asuka Takeyama; Yutaka Imamura; Yoshikazu Ichikawa; Shun Tsukahara; Toshiya Iida; Masahiro Ishida

doi:10.1097/iae.0000000000004860

April 15, 2026Retina

One-year outcome of retinal displacement after internal limiting membrane peeling for macular hole

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Key Points

The research focuses on understanding the asymmetrical movement of the retina after internal limiting membrane peeling in relation to macular hole outcomes.
Observational study design focusing on retinal displacement post-ILM peeling.
Tracking retinal movement patterns toward the optic disc over one year.
Assessment of macular hole closure rates in relation to observed movements.
Retina movements observed asymmetrically toward the optic disc, particularly in the temporal region.
Successful closure of the macular hole correlates with the direction of retinal displacement.

Implication

Investigates retinal movement after ILM peeling, implying its role in macular hole closure.

Abstract

Retina surrounding MH keeps moving asymmetrically toward the optic disc for 1 year. Movement of temporal retina after ILM peeling may play an important role in the successful closure of MH.

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Takeyama et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e1cffa5cdc762e9d858f43 https://doi.org/10.1097/iae.0000000000004860

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One-year outcome of retinal displacement after internal limiting membrane peeling for macular hole

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One-year outcome of retinal displacement after internal limiting membrane peeling for macular hole

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