Blog - Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment
33 year old male patient came with sudden diminision of vision in left eye since 3 days . He was a high myope and had history of previous LASIK and cataract surgery in both eyes . On examination his Best corrected visual acuity in left eye was CF-CF (counting fingers close to face ). Anterior segment showed pseudophakia . Fundus examination showed Subtotal Rhegamtogenous retinal detachment with horse shoe tear and multiple lattices with holes . Patient was advised and underwent 27g parsplana vitrectomy with silicon oil injection.

