علاج النزيف الزجاجي (مع أو بدون انفصال الشبكية) في مرض إيلز

DOI: 10.1016/s0039-6257(02)00288-6

Vitrectomy is often not needed in the first episode of vitreous hemorrhage.

Cases of nonresolving vitreous hemorrhage with obscuration of central vision of 3 months duration may be subjected to vitrectomy.

Such patients should be advised to keep their head elevated while sleeping.

This permits the hemorrhage to settle down.

The vitreous hemorrhage usually clears between 6 and 8 weeks.