“…The eye is pressurized anteroposteriorly by an anterior chamber infusion ( Figure 4, top left). In our technique, instead of placing the drainage sclerotomies at the pars plana ( Figure 4, top middle), as described by Rossi et al, 22 we chose to place them further posteriorly (7.0 mm from limbus), guided by ultrasonography, to achieve a more complete drainage anteroposteriorly without the need for pars plana vitrectomy and use perfluorocarbons/silicone oil to push fluid/hemorrhage posteroanteriorly. In this manner, we assure that the pars plana is reattached and only need to then perform pars plana incisions in cases that have other concomitant comorbidities that require vitrectomy.…”