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We describe a new phenomenon of unexpected visual loss after oil removal in patients with good visual potential. The pathogenesis remains obscure.

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This large series of posterior segment IOFBs shows that recent advances in surgical techniques are associated with a significant improvement in prognosis.

Chronic ischemia of the primate anterior optic nerve induced with endothelin-1 infusion resulted in diffuse loss of axons without a change in the intraocular pressure.

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Comparison of these results with those of a previous audit carried out at this hospital 23 years ago suggests little improvement in the success rate of primary surgery (75% vs 80%). The improvement in final retinal reattachment has been rather greater (from 88% to 97%). The major impact of recent technical advances in retinal reattachment surgery has been on the success rate of reoperations after failed primary surgery.