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Irvine-Gass Syndrome
- Fluid accumulation within the sensory retina in the macular area.
- Common complication following uneventful cataract surgery.
Clinical Features
- Symptoms:
- Decreased or blurred vision depends on the extent of the edema
- Hyperopic refractive shift
- Signs:
- Ophthalmoscope examination shows macular detail obscuration
- Anterior segment vitreous strands or incarceration may be seen if cataract surgery was complicated with vitreous loss
- Fluorescein angiography demonstrates typical petaloid appearance of fluorescein dye leakage during angiography.
Management
- Observation
- Topical or sub-tenon's steroids
- Vitrectomy in refractory CME caused by vitreous incarceration
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