A Detached Retina
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- This film contains information about your eye condition and what happens if you need surgery.
Produced by Sydney Eye Hospital Foundation to help you and your family to better understand the experience.
Narrated by Noni Hazlehurst
What is a detached retina?
How can surgery help?
Will I be awake during surgery?
When can I go home?
Will I be able to see better?
These questions and more are answered in a short film about eye surgery at the Sydney Eye Hospital. Featuring animation explaining how the eye works and actors modelling patients as they step through the process of having surgery.
This film is part of a series About Your Eyes also available as a DVD from sydneyeyehospi...
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To the people who are suffering from a detached retina, it’s gonna be ok you will get through it soon enough and you will be able to bounce back just go to the hospital and get the surgery you will be ok every body loves you ❤
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i’m so scared
My daughter had already a surgery in her eye retinal detachment last Oct. 18,2023..hoping everything will be ok
@@daisylee1692is she okay now
I had a vitrectomy because of retina detachment 1 month ago. Images on the operated eye still kind of distorted. Gas bubble was used & laser coagulation was used on the other eye because a tear had started. For those who had the vitrectomy, were u guys able to get your sight back prior to surgery?
I had retina reattached and gas bubble injected. It was very interesting watching the bubble shrink. No pain.
What a blessing!
Same. I had my retina detachment first week of Jan and had a gas bubble injected a week later. Vision is now at 20/40. What a blessing.
had my surgery this past friday praying for a smooth recovery
I had my detach retina 10/5/24 only a small detach : seems to be healing nicely ,had vutrectomy and gas bubble , I’m a hgv driver and hope I get the all clear 30/5 ,
Me too. It was cool watching the bubble shrink
I just went to the eye Dr today, and was told I have vitreous detachment. To keep an eye out for flashing lights at my periphery, and black dots as a warning the retina is detaching. I have to go back in 6 months. I am concerned because my grandfather on my mothers side, had retinitus pigmentosa, and he eventually went blind... Fingers crossed at my 6 month checkup!! I just wanted to share my story!
Good for all of you. l just had an operation today, local anesthetic, and l was in agony during the procedure could feel the needle going in the pain was unbearable my advice make sure your under don't believe what they tell you.
Thanks for sharing and so sorry to hear of your experience. Wishing you a swift recovery.
I had mine 3 days ago the pain was so unbearable
Hi there!
Nice explanation!!
Can you pls tell, in how much time does c3f8 dissipates on its own used in vitrectomy for retinal detachment.
Also ,how much vision can one expect with macula On and fresh RD .
Thanks
After retina surgery do you have a film over your eyes with millions of black spots and how long does it go before absorbing into the body?
i didn't have a gas bubble infected into my eye, i had silicone oil
I have my surgery coming up in DEC7th... have already had 3-- cataract in both eyes- PLUS vitrectomy on the left one.. where the dteached retina is.. I'm NOT loking forward to this one. they wlll use silicon oil for mine since I can NOT hold a particular position for any length of time without severe pain in back, hips, etc.. due to an accident I was in years ago..
HAD IT- and it's MISERABLE.. been 3 weeks and STILL hURTS-- still can't see, and been sick with it almost every day-- but then, mine WAS an old injury and had slim chance of working.. and I don't go back to him til 14th of next month.
@@davidwayne9982 I pray speedy recovery for you sir
I am under 18 and I have had one retinal detachment surgery and will have to get one next week so I know surgery sucks
@@crystalgachagaming5525 If you have a healthy retina- youll be fine. My detachment is 5 years old- not suppose to be POSSIBLE to fix - but the doc is doing it!!! he Pioneered some of the stuff they use now and is kinda doing this as an experiement on me.. YOu'll be fine-- takes a few days to get over it- but you're young strong and healthy-- and it will be beautiful for you..
@@davidwayne9982 how are you know
I’m so how the how does the gas bubble in a vitrectomy disappear dissipate
I'm having this done in 1 week.... It will slowly shrinkbtill gone when u see a horizontal line in your line of sight, that tells u it's to the half way point of deflation.. 👀
I didn't have an gas bubble, I had silicone oil
I was diagnosed with a second detachment in my left eye , i have wet macular in my right eye also . I have declined the vitrectomy with buckle and silicon oil . Double vision is the enemy .
Why would you decline a sight saving surgery?
@@deanhughes3179 It would not be sight saving , with the left eye not seeing very well ,
i'm not having a problem with my balance , and i don't have nausea all the time .
My left eye retina tear is through the macula , the scar tissue from the laser
has obscured the sight there . The peripheral vision from that eye compliments
the right eye and i can do most things okay . I'm avoiding double vision because
the brain processes both eyes .Try crossing your eyes slightly and walking .
@@dereksmith5019 makes sense
I wish I was that lucky, I declined the buckle in the hospital and told the nurses to not give me the buckle as I was getting the vitrectomy anyways. Was still given the buckle, now I have slight double vision, myopia, and pain
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