2020
DOI: 10.1055/a-1120-8673
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Verschluss von persistierenden Makulalöchern durch subretinale Flüssigkeitsapplikation: technisches Vorgehen und chirurgische Überlegungen

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Einleitung Feste Adhäsionen zwischen der Netzhaut und dem angrenzenden retinalen Pigmentepithel (RPE) können das Verschließen von Makulalöchern (MH) nach der Chromovitrektomie verhindern. Die Anwendung von subretinaler Flüssigkeit (SR-Flüssigkeit) mit Balanced Salt Solution (BSS) kann diese Adhäsionen lösen und den Verschluss der zurückgezogenen Netzhaut unterstützen. Methoden Für ein standardisiertes Vorgehen empfiehlt es sich zunächst, die Netzhautoberfläche auf Reste von … Show more

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“…32 secondary adhesions between the RPE and the retina prevent proper healing; thus, applying subretinal BSS around the fovea might solve this problem. 21 Reis et al showed improvement of BCVA with complete closure of stage IV macular holes using a perifoveal incision technique after a previous failed closure in 7 patients 28 : five perifoveal retinal incisions were done radial as deep as the RPE near the borders of the hole. All seven patients had successful closure and a BCVA gain, the mean visual acuity gain was 5.6 lines, compared to 4.7 lines (logMar chart) in this patient collective.…”
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“…32 secondary adhesions between the RPE and the retina prevent proper healing; thus, applying subretinal BSS around the fovea might solve this problem. 21 Reis et al showed improvement of BCVA with complete closure of stage IV macular holes using a perifoveal incision technique after a previous failed closure in 7 patients 28 : five perifoveal retinal incisions were done radial as deep as the RPE near the borders of the hole. All seven patients had successful closure and a BCVA gain, the mean visual acuity gain was 5.6 lines, compared to 4.7 lines (logMar chart) in this patient collective.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…23 Meyer et al suggested that secondary adhesions between the RPE and the retina prevent proper healing; thus, applying subretinal BSS around the fovea might solve this problem. 21…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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