Procedure
Vitrectomy (Gel Removal from Eye)
Vitrectomy removes the gel (vitreous) from the eye. This is used to treat retinal problems, bleeding, or severe floaters.
Procedure Overview
Vitrectomy (Gel Removal from Eye)
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When Is This Procedure Recommended?
- Improved vision after healing
- Floaters resolved
- Bleeding cleared
- Retina can be repaired
- Clear optical path restored
- May need gas bubble
Procedure Details
- Diabetic retinopathy bleeding
- Retinal tear or detachment
- Severe floaters
- Macular hole
- Vitreous hemorrhage
- Eye infection
Recovery & Expected Outcomes
- Anesthesia during procedure
- Three small incisions
- Gel carefully removed
- Laser or freezing repairs retina
- Gas bubble holds retina
- Recovery several weeks
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