Laws of vitreofoveolar traction syndrome progression
Author Affiliations1The Acad. S.N. Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Complex of Minzdrav of Russia 127486, Moscow, Beskudnikovskiy blvd., 59A
2The Acad. S.N. Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Complex of Minzdrav of Russia 127486, Moscow, Beskudnikovskiy blvd., 59A
3The Acad. S.N. Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Complex of Minzdrav of Russia 127486, Moscow, Beskudnikovskiy blvd., 59A
4The Acad. S.N. Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Complex of Minzdrav of Russia 127486, Moscow, Beskudnikovskiy blvd., 59A
5The Acad. S.N. Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Complex of Minzdrav of Russia 127486, Moscow, Beskudnikovskiy blvd., 59A
6The Acad. S.N. Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Complex of Minzdrav of Russia 127486, Moscow, Beskudnikovskiy blvd., 59A
Abstract
Purpose: to identify the criteria and the probability of progression of vitreofoveolar traction syndrome. Materials and methods: 47 patients (including 36 women and 11 men) have been examined. Patients underwent a comprehensive ophthalmic examination in logical terms of 3, 6, 9 and 12 months after the treatment. Results and discussion: Dynamic observation revealed that spontaneous posterior vitreous detachment occurred in 8.5 % of cases. The statistically significant changes have not been revealed in 57.5 % of cases. That testifies to the stable course of the process. The statistically significant parameters of disease progression have been revealed in 34 % of cases.
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About Authors (Correspondence):
Shkvorchenko D.O. - candidate of medical sciences, deputy chief of the medical unit, e-mail: shkvor@mail.ru
Rusanovskaya A.V. - postgraduate student, e-mail: anna.rusanovskay@gmail.com
Mironova T.S. - ophthalmologist, e-mail: mironova_tamara@inbox.ru
Pismenskaya V.A. - junior researcher, e-mail: v.pismenskaya@gmail.com
Kakunina S.A. - candidate of medical sciences, researcher, e-mail: svetlan-al@mail.ru
Belousova E.V. - postgraduate student, e-mail: elena.belousova26.08@mail.ru
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