视网膜脱落Surgery怎么做

Retinal detachment surgery primarily aims to restore the attachment between the retina and choroid, thereby returning the retina to its normal position and function. The surgery typically involves two approaches: external and internal. The external approach uses scleral buckling or encircling to reposition the detached retina, while the internal approach requires intraocular procedures such as vitrectomy to relieve traction, followed by gas or silicone oil tamponade to support retinal reattachment. After surgery, close monitoring of the eye is essential to ensure successful retinal reattachment, along with adherence to medical instructions for rehabilitation and proper eye care.