Primary Retinal Detachment

214
retinal
– detachment
– – bilaterality 26, 27
– – economic consideration 91
– – indications for vitrectomy 83
– – minimal surgery 11
(s. minimal segmental
buckling)
– – prevention 27
– – prophylactic treatment 28
– – tractional 13, 123, 124
– – uncomplicated 47, 92, 97, 178
– – visual outcome 70, 90, 131–133
– diseases 8
– – trans-scleral treatment 8
– examination 5
– hole, see break
– reattachment
see primary attachment
see anatomic result
– surgery 15, 35, 55, 81, 95
– tears, see break
retinopexy 6
rhegmatogenous retinal detachment
35, 55, 71, 95
ring concept 49
risk-benefit ratio 145
Rohmer 15
Rosengren 15, 55, 96, 177
Rules to find the break 101, 182
S
Schepens 10, 11, 35, 181
sclera 5
scleral
– buckling 8, 35, 81, 96, 137, 161, 164
– – concomitant 87
– indentation 26
– resection 178
– suturing 11
segmental buckling 95, 97,
100–102, 105–109, 161
– optimal orientation 101, 102
silicone
– buckling materials 11
– oil 15, 148
small budget 138, 169
specific break surgery 101
sponge 100, 103, 130
stem cell 205
stereoscopic endoscopy 199
steroid 154
string syndrome 36, 37
subretinal fluid 3, 5, 127
– delayed absorption 120, 123
– drainage 10, 11, 41
sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) 15,
58, 184
– without prior drainage 184
surgical
– failure, see anatomic results
– technique 59, 87, 101, 103, 113,
137
T
Subject Index
telecentric device 14
temporary balloon 112, 164, 166, 182
tissue cutter 13
tissue-inert silicone sponge 99,
182
trans-scleral
– imaging probe 197
– retinal imaging 197
triamcinolone acetonide 150