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| vitreoretinal_precursors_retinal_breaks [2026/02/25 18:22] – Scott Larson | vitreoretinal_precursors_retinal_breaks [2026/02/25 18:26] (current) – Scott Larson | ||
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| * Associated with retinal tears, detachments, | * Associated with retinal tears, detachments, | ||
| * Monitoring recommended if asymptomatic with a consideration for prophylactic treatment in a fellow eye of those with retinal detachment. | * Monitoring recommended if asymptomatic with a consideration for prophylactic treatment in a fellow eye of those with retinal detachment. | ||
| - | ===Byer' | + | ===Byer' |
| + | * 276 consecutive patients with average 10.8 years follow-up (1-25 years) | ||
| * Subclinical retinal detachments 2.3% (10/423) eyes | * Subclinical retinal detachments 2.3% (10/423) eyes | ||
| * 1 disc diameter of subretinal fluid on all sides of the break | * 1 disc diameter of subretinal fluid on all sides of the break | ||
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| * 1 from a symptomatic retinal tear | * 1 from a symptomatic retinal tear | ||
| * Recommendations from this study | * Recommendations from this study | ||
| - | * Phakic eyes if asymptomatic should not a prophylactic treatment | + | * Phakic eyes if asymptomatic should not have prophylactic treatment |
| * Retinal detachment in the setting of vitreoretinal traction on lattice lesions containing round retinal holes is relatively common in the setting of significant myopia | * Retinal detachment in the setting of vitreoretinal traction on lattice lesions containing round retinal holes is relatively common in the setting of significant myopia | ||