Repair of progressive retinal detachment complicating degenerative retinoschisis: surgical management and outcomes in phakic eyes

Table 2 Patient clinical data

Case	Age (y)/sex	Follow-up (mo)	Primary surgery	Tamponade used	Primary reattachment at final follow-up	Position of primary detachment	No. of OLBs	Position of OLBs	No. of ILBs	Position of ILBs
1^a	53/F	115	PPV/SB	SF6	Yes	IT	4	T	Multiple	T
2^a	54/F	115	PPV/SB	SF6	No	IT	Multiple	T	Multiple	T
3	44/F	65	PPV/SB	Sterile air	Yes	IT	Multiple	IT	5	IT
4	35/M	32	PPV/SB	C3F8	Yes	I	1	I	1	T
5	56/F	18	PPV/SB	C3F8	Yes	T	> 4	S	1	ST
6	69/M	19	PPV/SB	C3F8	No	I	1	I	> 4	I
7	64/F	108	PPV/SB	SF6	Yes	ST	1	T	0
8	54/F	19	PPV/SB	C3F8	No	I	1	I	5	I
9^b	58/M	55	PPV/SB	SF6	Yes	ST	2	ST	1	ST
10	52/F	23	PPV/SB	SF6	Yes	I	1	I	Multiple	I
11	18/M	75	PPV/SB	SF6	Yes	I	1	I	4	T
12	58/F	76	PPV/SB	SF6	Yes	I	Multiple	I	3	I
13	74/M	28	PPV	SF6	Yes	T	1	ST	1	ST
14	48/M	25	PPV	SF6	No	I	1	IT	1	I
15	59/F	98	PPV	SF6	Yes	ST	1	S	2	S
16	30/F	33	SB	None	Yes	ST	1	S	Multiple	ST
17^b	72/M	109	SB	None	No	I	1	T	2	T
18	26/F	8	SB	Sterile air	No	T	2	T	0

Multiple = ≥ 2, but exact number not specified in patient chart
F female; M male; PPV pars plana vitrectomy; SB scleral buckle; OLB outer layer break; ILB inner layer break; T temporal; I inferior; S superior; N nasal; IT inferotemporal; ST superotemporal
^aCases 1 and 2 were fellow eyes from the same patient
^bCase 17 additionally had a single temporal horseshoe tear, while case 9 had a single superior horseshoe tear

ISSN: 2056-9920