TWS/S in kTWS has overall a very high rate of success. The success of the operation decreases however in correlation with age at time of operation and shows with > 25 months significantly poorer results than at 0-6 months. The choice of the best time point for operation merits further investigation.

After a brief survey on the indications of the Lincoff buckling technique, the limits of this method are demonstrated by means of varions cases. Then the application of the intraocular gas tamponade with sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) as an additional measure is recommended and described. The combination with vitrectomies in cases of advanced vitreous complications (MPP, proliferations, haemorrhages) is indicated.

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