Retinal Detachment Associated with Coloboma of the Choroid

Prescribing patterns of low-vision devices in retinochoroidal coloboma

“…[ 25 ] Eyes with coloboma may be predisposed to traumatic retinal detachment by weak chorioretinal adhesion and myopia, which was previously thought to occur in up to 43% of patients with chorioretinal coloboma, but retinal detachment was a rare complication in patients with coloboma in this study, affecting only 9.7%. [ 26 27 ] This is consistent with more recent studies. [ 5 28 29 ] In this study, five patients had a history of delayed milestones; one child had cleft palate; and one child had thalassemia.…”

Prescribing patterns of low-vision devices in retinochoroidal coloboma

“…[ 25 ] Eyes with coloboma may be predisposed to traumatic retinal detachment by weak chorioretinal adhesion and myopia, which was previously thought to occur in up to 43% of patients with chorioretinal coloboma, but retinal detachment was a rare complication in patients with coloboma in this study, affecting only 9.7%. [ 26 27 ] This is consistent with more recent studies. [ 5 28 29 ] In this study, five patients had a history of delayed milestones; one child had cleft palate; and one child had thalassemia.…”

A Study on Pattern of Retinal Detachment in Patients with Choroidal Coloboma and Its Outcome after Surgery at a Tertiary Eye Hospital in Nepal

“…Retinal breaks were identified preoperatively and intraoperatively in 9 out of 13 eyes (69%) in our study. The most common site for break and detachment has been reported to be the neurosensory retina within the coloboma (referred to as intercalary membrane) [4, 6]. In our study, 6 eyes had break in intercalary membrane and 1 eye had break both in the intercalary membrane and in the normal retina.…”

Chorioretinal coloboma complications: retinal detachment and choroidal neovascular membrane

“…[19] In the current study, only 40% of RDs had tears within or at the margin of the coloboma, which falls on the lower end of previously reported rates of 38–100%. [78910121319] Two colobomatous eyes in our study presented with a retinal tear without detachment, and both retinal breaks were located outside the colobomas.…”

Prescribing patterns of low-vision devices in retinochoroidal coloboma

“…[ 25 ] Eyes with coloboma may be predisposed to traumatic retinal detachment by weak chorioretinal adhesion and myopia, which was previously thought to occur in up to 43% of patients with chorioretinal coloboma, but retinal detachment was a rare complication in patients with coloboma in this study, affecting only 9.7%. [ 26 27 ] This is consistent with more recent studies. [ 5 28 29 ] In this study, five patients had a history of delayed milestones; one child had cleft palate; and one child had thalassemia.…”

A Study on Pattern of Retinal Detachment in Patients with Choroidal Coloboma and Its Outcome after Surgery at a Tertiary Eye Hospital in Nepal

“…Retinal breaks were identified preoperatively and intraoperatively in 9 out of 13 eyes (69%) in our study. The most common site for break and detachment has been reported to be the neurosensory retina within the coloboma (referred to as intercalary membrane) [4, 6]. In our study, 6 eyes had break in intercalary membrane and 1 eye had break both in the intercalary membrane and in the normal retina.…”

Chorioretinal coloboma complications: retinal detachment and choroidal neovascular membrane

“…[19] In the current study, only 40% of RDs had tears within or at the margin of the coloboma, which falls on the lower end of previously reported rates of 38–100%. [78910121319] Two colobomatous eyes in our study presented with a retinal tear without detachment, and both retinal breaks were located outside the colobomas.…”

Prescribing patterns of low-vision devices in retinochoroidal coloboma

“…[ 25 ] Eyes with coloboma may be predisposed to traumatic retinal detachment by weak chorioretinal adhesion and myopia, which was previously thought to occur in up to 43% of patients with chorioretinal coloboma, but retinal detachment was a rare complication in patients with coloboma in this study, affecting only 9.7%. [ 26 27 ] This is consistent with more recent studies. [ 5 28 29 ] In this study, five patients had a history of delayed milestones; one child had cleft palate; and one child had thalassemia.…”

A Study on Pattern of Retinal Detachment in Patients with Choroidal Coloboma and Its Outcome after Surgery at a Tertiary Eye Hospital in Nepal

“…Retinal breaks were identified preoperatively and intraoperatively in 9 out of 13 eyes (69%) in our study. The most common site for break and detachment has been reported to be the neurosensory retina within the coloboma (referred to as intercalary membrane) [4, 6]. In our study, 6 eyes had break in intercalary membrane and 1 eye had break both in the intercalary membrane and in the normal retina.…”

Chorioretinal coloboma complications: retinal detachment and choroidal neovascular membrane

“…[19] In the current study, only 40% of RDs had tears within or at the margin of the coloboma, which falls on the lower end of previously reported rates of 38–100%. [78910121319] Two colobomatous eyes in our study presented with a retinal tear without detachment, and both retinal breaks were located outside the colobomas.…”