Primary Retinal Detachment

Subject Index 213
photocoagulation 7, 9
– laser 30, 113
– light 7
– xenon-arc 7
photoreceptor regeneration 146
pneumatic retinopexy 59, 81, 162,
184, 186
– advantages 71
– contraindications 57
– disadvantages 73
– study 162
– technique steps 60
polyviol 10
– plombe 98, 182
– – postoperative complications
98
posterior vitreous detachment 30, 31
preoperative examination 49, 101,
139
primary
– attachment 15, 46, 68, 89, 127,
129, 166
– – retinal detachment 44, 56,
82,103,124,125,161
– vitrectomy 83, 163, 164, 169, 187,
188
– – benefits 82
– – indication 82
– – resection of the vitreous
and internal drainage 187
– – risk 82
– – second surgery 163
problematic break 184
prognosis 47
– good 47
– poor 48
proliferative vitreoretinopathy
(PVR) 71, 123, 125, 126, 128, 129,
137, 146, 162–165, 204
– cell biology 147
– grade C1-C2 104, 109, 123, 125,
126, 128
– greater incidence 166
– low incidence 166
prophylaxis 25
– residual risk of detachment
27
pseudophakic detachment 111
puncturing 3
purse-string sign 37
R
radial
– sponge 46, 102, 103, 107–109,
193, 194
– wedges 37
reattachment,
see primary attachment
see anatomic result
redetachment 136
reimbursement limit 169
reoperation 68,75,101,128,129,
136, 162–165
residual tractional detachment
123, 124
retinal
– adhesion 99, 113, 177
– – barrier 177
– break 5, 15, 65, 81, 97, 101, 113,
118, 137, 140
– – large posterior 86
– – surgery 96
– – temporarily external closing
81
– – temporarily internal closing
81