Research Article

Retinal Tacks for Complicated Retinal Detachment: Retinal Tacks in the Times of Modern Small-Gauge Vitrectomy

Table 3

Indications and surgical procedures.

PatientIntraoperative findingsRetinal tacks (n)PFCLRetinectomy (°)CelcalgeLens status before surgery with retinal tacksPhaco with IOL implantation in surgery with retinal tacksOperateur

1Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy with traction due to not removable PVR2+180°+AP1
2Unfolding giant tear border with traction3+180°PP2
3Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to retina traction4+240°PP2
4Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to retina stiffness3180°PP2
5Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy with traction due to not removable PVR2+270°PP2
6Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to retina stiffness2+180°P+2
7Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to not removable PVR3+Focal (° not described)PP2
8Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to retina stiffness4+° not described+P-2
9Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy with traction due to not removable PVR2+180°PP2
10Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to retina stiffness3+180°PP2
11Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to retina traction1+Focal (° not described)+PP2
12Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to retina stiffness1+Focal (° not described)+PP2
13Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy with traction due to not removable PVR2+360°+PP1
14Fixing the edge of relaxing retinectomy due to retina stiffness3+360°PLentectomy2

AP = aphakia; PP = pseudophakia; P = phakia; PVR = proliferative vitreoretinopathy; PFCL = perfluorocarbon liquid; Operateur 1 = M.S; Operateur 2 = M.S.S.