What is a Vitrectomy

There are a variety of factors that threaten our vision and eye health; typically, ophthalmologists use different methods to treat vision disorders; the goal is to eliminate the disease and increase the quality of vision. Among these methods is Vitrectomysurgery.

It is a type of eye surgery that is used to treat some of the disorders of the retina and jujjai. The retina is a sensitive light tissue in the back of the eyeball. A jajjaji is a transparent and jelly ingredient that fills the middle part of the eye. In a Vitrectomy, the surgeon replaces it with a special solution.

Who Needs a Vitrectomy?
People who have been diagnosed with the following symptoms for their eyes are candidates for Vitrectomy surgery:

Diabe diabetic retinopathy, especially if there is bleeding and stretching on the retina.

– Some of the cases of retina separation

Infection of the inner parts of the eyeball

– Severe eye injury

– Macular wrinkles (central area of retina)

– Macular hole

– Following some disorders after cataract surgery