Retinal Surgery

Overview

Retinal surgery includes vitrectomy and other surgical procedures to treat complex retinal conditions. These advanced microsurgical techniques can restore vision and prevent further retinal damage in conditions like retinal detachment and macular holes.

Retinal surgery uses advanced microsurgical techniques including 25-gauge and 27-gauge vitrectomy systems. Procedures may include membrane peeling, retinal reattachment, and intraocular gas or oil tamponade.

Key Benefits

• Restoration of retinal anatomy and function
• Prevention of permanent vision loss
• Treatment of complex retinal conditions
• Microsurgical precision and safety
• Improved visual outcomes

Treatment Process

1. 1

   Comprehensive pre-operative retinal evaluation

2. 2

   Advanced surgical planning and preparation

3. 3

   Microsurgical vitrectomy procedure

4. 4

   Retinal repair and restoration

5. 5

   Post-operative positioning and care

6. 6

   Long-term visual rehabilitation and monitoring

Treated Conditions