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DETACHMENT OF THE RETINA OPERATED BY CRYOSURGERY AND EPISCLERAL BUCKLING BY A BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL. ANATOMO-CLINICAL STUDY AFTER TWO YEARS.

DECOLLEMENT DE RETINE OPERE PAR CRYOAPPLICATION ET INDENTATION EPISCLERALE PAR MATERIAU BIOLOGIQUE. ETUDE ANATOMO-CLINIQUE APRES DEUX ANS.

Author(s) : BACIN F., KANTELIP B., LYNCH L.

Type of article: Article

Summary

AFTER OPERATING AN IDIOPATHIC DETACHMENT OF THE RETINA BY CRYO-APPLICATION AND EPISCLERAL BUCKLING WITH FREEZE-DRIED SCLERA, THE AUTHORS STUDIED THE TREATED AREA BY ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY. THE BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL WAS WELL TOLERATED, IT STUCK TO THE RECEPTOR'S SCLERA BY A FIBROVASCULAR TISSUE. THE SCLERA WAS IN PERFECT CONDITION. CRYOSURGERY INDUCED CHORIO-RETINAL LESIONS OF VARYING INTENSITY. THE SCAR SEEMED FIRM. ALTHOUGH TOKENS OF EXCESS COOLING WERE OBSERVED, THERE IS NO DAMAGING CONSEQUENCE ON THE VITREO-RETINAL INTERFACE.

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  • Original title: DECOLLEMENT DE RETINE OPERE PAR CRYOAPPLICATION ET INDENTATION EPISCLERALE PAR MATERIAU BIOLOGIQUE. ETUDE ANATOMO-CLINIQUE APRES DEUX ANS.
  • Record ID : 1984-1717
  • Languages: French
  • Source: Bull. Soc. Ophtalmol. Fr. - vol. 83 - n. 4
  • Publication date: 1983
  • Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.

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