“…29 The authors report complete hemostasis during the dissections with an anatomic rate of 94% and improvement of two or more lines of vision in 88%, which exceeded the authors' previous results without hyperinfusion pressure. In an another study, Bock et al 30 reported nine eyes with malignant melanoma in which the IOP was raised to 100 mmHg to occlude the central retinal artery for 60 minutes before enucleation, without a drop in visual acuity, perimetry, dark adaptation, or electroretinogram testing. Hilton has also shown that the retina is able to tolerate occlusion of the central retinal artery for 10 minutes, without visual impairment, in the setting of scleral buckling without drainage of subretinal fluid and also in the context of pneumatic retinopexy.…”