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Retinal haemorrhage after vitrectomy

2018-01-06 12:42:00
I had blurred vision due to retinal haemorrhage and underwent vitrectomy.. after few months of clear vision, blurred vision is back.. what could be the possible causes? Should I undergo surgery again? What are the side effects?
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Recurrent bleed can occur after vitrectomy You need to get back to your primary surgeon. One can wait for rebleed to clear for about a month as it clears earlier in vitrectomized eye. If doesn't clear u may need vitreous lavage. Having said that if the rebleed is thick u need ultrasound

Answered2018-01-08 16:11:14

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Hello This could be due to rebleeding But this is provisional diagnosis Kindly share your case file so that I may guide you better Regards

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