Surgical Results of Vitrectomy for Longstanding Idiopathic Macular Hole: Factors Affecting Postoperative Prognosis. |
Jung Woo Oh, Jin Seong Yoo, Warne Huh |
Department of Ophthalmology, Kangnam St. Mary`s Hospital, The Catholic Universityof Korea, College of Medicine. |
유리체절제술에 의한 오래 경과된 특발성 황반원공의 치료: 술 후 결과에 영향을 미치는 요인데 대한 고찰 |
오정우(Jung Woo Oh),유진성(Jin Sung Yoo),허원(Warne Huh) |
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Abstract |
Results of vitrectomy as treatment of full thickness(stage 3,4) macular hole were reported large variability and difference n anatomical and funtional success rate. So many surgeons fely difficulty in expectation of postoperative results before operation on stage 3,4. To use decision of proper operation time & effective treatment and expect the postoperative results before operation, after anatomical & functional factor affecting postoperative results & prognosis were arranged, relationship of these data after vitrectomy were evaluated. Pars plana vitrectomy in 25 patients(25 eyes) with stage 3(8 eyes) and stage 4(17 eyes) macular hole was performed. Functional success was seen in 7 eye(28%) and Anatomical success was seen in 12 eyes(48%). Preoperative factors such an stage of macular hole, preoperative visual acuity, size or macular hole, and sex were not found any association with postoperative functional & anatomical success rate. the group that had completely attached hole after vitrectomy and small preoperative cuff size(<1.0mm) were showed improvement of visual acuity compared with the other group. But these results were statistically not significant. And patients (5 eyes) with additional removal of ILM with PVD or memb peeling were showed good anatomical success rate(80%), but no difference of postoperative visual acuity compared with the other group. Although preoperative fluid cuff size and around hole and completely closure of hole after surgery were statistically not significant, highly correlated with postoperative visual acuity compared with the other factor. But long-term follow-up & recruitment of additional cases are required to consider as one of the significant factor on deciding operation time & expecting postoperative result. |
Key Words:
Macular hole;Fluid cuff;Internal limiting membrane;Vitrectomy |
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