Vitrectomy Surgery
The interior of the eyeball is not empty; it is filled with a transparent, egg-white-like gel called the Vitreous. This gel is firmly attached to the retina at the back…
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Scleral Buckling Surgery
The fundamental logic of treating retinal detachment is to reattach the displaced nerve layer (retina) to the outer wall of the eye (sclera). While a Vitrectomy does…
Macular Surgery (Yellow Spot Operations)
If we compare the eye to a high-resolution camera, the most critical component is the macula (yellow spot) located at its very center. This tiny area, only a few…