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(Engels) Retinal Detachment Explained Symptoms, Diagnosis and Vitrectomy Treatment

A retinal detachment is a serious eye condition where the retina becomes separated. In this video we explain what a retinal detachment is, the main symptoms such as flashes of light, vitreous floaters and a shadow or curtain in the vision, and how it is treated with vitrectomy surgery. We cover: • What is a retinal detachment? • The most common symptoms of retinal detachment • How the eye examination is performed by the ophthalmologist • The vitrectomy operation with air, gas or silicone oil • The main risks such as cataract, macular pucker and high eye pressure • What to expect after retinal surgery including face-down positioning A retinal detachment operation with vitrectomy is often needed to preserve vision. The earlier a retinal detachment is diagnosed and treated, the better the chance of saving your eyesight. ⚠️ This video is for educational purposes only and does not replace a consultation with your eye doctor. If you notice symptoms like light flashes, new floaters, or a shadow in vision, seek medical advice immediately. Chapters 0:00 Introduction – What is a retinal detachment? 0:55 Symptoms – Flashes of light, vitreous floaters and shadow in vision. 1:17 Treatment – Vitrectomy with air, gas or silicone oil. 2:07 Risks – Cataract, eye pressure problems, macular pucker and more. 2:50 After surgery – Head positioning and recovery.