Low integrity retinal attachment
Retinal reattachment in the wrong position can occur following surgery for retinal detachment, and fundus autofluorescence (FAF) can reveal hyperautofluorescent lines where the retinal vessels originally lay. These lines represent areas of misalignment and retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) stress, providing insight into the surgical outcome and potential functional impact. #RetinalReattachment #FAF #Hyperautofluorescence #RetinaSurgery…
Arcuate RNFL defect
An inadvertent touch to the retina during ILM peeling can cause an arcuate defect, best visualized using blue light reflectance. This imaging modality enhances the contrast, making subtle retinal damage more apparent. Early detection of such defects is crucial for monitoring post-surgical recovery and ensuring no further retinal complications arise. #ILMPeeling #RetinalDefect #BlueLightReflectance #RetinaSurgery #RetinaImaging #retina #oftalmo…
Giant retinal tear detachment
A giant retinal tear is a full-thickness break in the retina, often exceeding 90 degrees of circumference, and frequently leads to retinal detachment. This condition requires urgent intervention, typically with vitrectomy and retinal reattachment surgery, to prevent further vision loss. Early detection and prompt surgical management are crucial for preserving vision. #GiantRetinalTear #RetinalDetachment #Vitrectomy #RetinaSurgery…
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