Vitreous Surgery
The vitreous humor is located between the inner surface of the retina and the posterior surface of the lens. It is a formed by 99%, water clear, gelatinous liquid. The remaining 1% are proteins, hyaluronic acid, collagen, chloride, sodium, glucose and potassium. Its function is to protect the retina making its surface remains uniform, getting a correct view. Sometimes this becomes opaque gelatinous mass making viewing difficult. When this happens it is necessary to resort to surgery of the vitreous, also known as vitrectomy. This involves removing the vitreous damaged, replacing it with a saline solution. It is a resource used only when vision has decreased considerably and prevents follow a normal rhythm of life for the patient. Besides, this procedure can cause some complications, such as infection, intraocular bleeding and retinal detachment.
Vitrectomy surgery: What to expect and what are the risks?
By Mr Danny Mitry
2024-11-21
If you have retinal or vitreous problems, you may require vitrectomy, or vitreoretinal surgery. It's an operation that can treat these issues. Leading ophthalmologist Mr Danny Mitry goes into expert detail about what to expect and the risks of vitrectomy surgery in this informative article. See more
Glaucoma surgery: Restoring vision and preventing progression
By Mr Konal Saha
2024-11-21
Glaucoma, often referred to as the "silent thief of sight," is a serious eye condition that can lead to irreversible vision loss if left untreated. As an ophthalmologist specialising in glaucoma, I understand the concerns and anxieties that come with the prospect of needing surgery to manage this condition. Leading consultant ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeon Mr Konal Saha uncovers glaucoma surgery, explain its purpose and methods, and provide insights that will help you feel informed and empowered in your journey towards better eye health. See more
Vitreoretinal diseases explained
By Mr Andrej Kidess
2024-11-21
Vitreoretinal diseases can have a significant impact on your vision and in severe cases, can even result in loss of vision. Esteemed consultant ophthalmic surgeon Mr Andrej Kidess explains everything you need to know about vitreoretinal diseases, including surgery options. See more
After vitrectomy surgery: risks and recovery
By Mr Felipe Dhawahir-Scala
2024-11-20
What risks should you be aware of after vitrectomy, and is there anything you should avoid doing to ensure a full recovery? We asked leading consultant ophthalmologist and director of the acute ophthalmic services at the prestigious Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Mr Felipe Dhawahir-Scala. See more
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Optegra Yorkshire Eye Hospital
Optegra Yorkshire Eye Hospital
Optegra Eye Hospital Yorkshire, 937 Harrogate Road, Apperley Bridge, Bradford BD10 0RD
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The Princess Margaret Hospital - part of Circle Health Group
Osborne Rd, Windsor SL4 3SJ
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Optegra Yorkshire Eye Hospital
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