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Detached Retina Question

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CJL - 23 Jan 2005 19:01 GMT
A friend of mine was recently diagnosed with a detached retina. The
opthamologist wants to see her again in one month. I was under the
impression that a detached retina required immediate surgery to save the eye
sight. She is also just starting the second trimester of her pregnancy.

TIA

Chris
RM - 23 Jan 2005 20:54 GMT
Depends on the nature and location of the detachment.  Small central
isolated detachments (forming a sort of bubble) do not require immediate
laser work.  They may resolve better on their own.  Also, small
inferiorly-located detachments often do not progress and may resolve on
there own also.

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>A friend of mine was recently diagnosed with a detached retina. The
>opthamologist wants to see her again in one month. I was under the
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> Chris
CJL - 23 Jan 2005 23:50 GMT
 
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