Case report reveals improved visual acuity after surgical treatment in chronic post-traumatic retinal disorders, suggesting tailored approaches are necessary.
Key Points
Surgical treatment improved visual acuity from 2.0 logMAR to 0.52 logMAR, despite poor initial prognosis.
OCT and B-scan imaging confirmed complete retinal attachment and no active bleeding post-treatment.
Individualized assessment is crucial for determining surgical indications in chronic retinal disorders.
This case underscores the potential for surgical interventions to restore visual function after long intervals.