25-gauge pars plana vitrectomy with medium-term postoperative @entity40292 for the repair of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity32 @entity1715 @entity937 @entity231 @entity1713 @entity2286 @entity22105 @entity40292
PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to describe the treatment of @entity937 ( @entity937 ) with 25-gauge pars plana vitrectomy ( @entity2286 ) and medium-term postoperative @entity40292 (MT-PFO). METHODS: The study was a retrospective interventional case series of consecutive @entity1 with @entity937 treated with 25-gauge @entity2286 and postoperative MT- @entity22105 for a period of 2-3  weeks. A second, staged procedure was performed in all @entity1 for PFO removal. RESULTS: Twenty-three eyes of 22 @entity1 were studied, with a mean follow-up of 33.04        19.74  months. Successful reattachment was achieved in 91.3  % of eyes (21/23) after MT-PFO. @entity1713 occurred in five eyes, which was caused by proliferative @entity1715 . Additional complications included @entity231 progression (n   =   10), foreign body response (30.4  %, 7/23), and transient intraocular pressure (IOP) elevation (8/23, 34.8  %). Transient IOP elevation was associated with worse visual outcome (p   =   0.01). CONCLUSIONS: MT-PFO was found to be an effective and safe technique for operative management of @entity937 . In the majority of @entity1 , retinas remained attached without further surgical intervention. @entity231 progression, @entity32 , and associated increased intraocular pressure are potential complications of MT-PFO.
