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O A Kiseleva

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[Restoration of retinal functional activity after surgical treatment of its detachment in patients with different eyeball injuries].

Nineteen case histories are analyzed: 1) 6 patients with postperforative detachment of the retina; 2) 8 patients with detachment of the retina after a penetrating wound with introduction of a foreign body; and 3) 6 patients with postcontusion detachment. The restoration of the alpha and beta ERG waves depended on the type of injury: after penetrating wounds, the changes in the retinal electrogenesis were the most manifest during the initial and early postoperative period; foreign bodies aggravated and decelerated the regeneration of visual function, contusion trauma of the eye is the most unfavorable factor complicating the restoration of visual functions; involvement of the paired (intact) eye is typical, as is changed functional reaction of the retina in injuries of all types.

Electroretinography↗

[Modern methods of medical rehabilitation in traumatic detachment of retina].

The authors analyze the efficacy of treating patients with vitreoretinal diseases using a pathogenetically-based system of comprehensive medical rehabilitation and the results of ophthalmological examination recorded and processed in a special computer case history. Prognostic analysis making use of nonparametrical statistics method distinguished highly informative signs determining the results of medical rehabilitation in traumatic detachment of the retina. Basic methods of surgical rehabilitation are supplemented with preventive YAG laser surgery. Modern scleroplastic materials are offered. The authors emphasize the significance of two staged adequate postoperative rehabilitation during the immediate postoperative period with special emphasis on the agents regulating redox processes; later YAG lasers and other stimulators can be used. Other perspective trends of research are study of electroenesis and pathogenesis of vitreoretinal proliferation for drug development.

Eye Injuries↗