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70th AIOC Proceedings, Cochin 2012<br />

• To know the functional status in CSR, Pattern ERG is an excellent diagnostic<br />

modality.<br />

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Outcome of Proliferative <strong>Diabetic</strong> <strong>Retinopathy</strong><br />

Surgery with Pre-operative Bevacizumab as an<br />

Adjuvant<br />

Dr. Mahesh G., Dr. Giridhar A., Dr. Thomas Tachil, Dr. Rameez Hussain<br />

The primary goal of any vitrectomy surgery for Proliferative diabetic<br />

retinopathy is to restore useful vision by restoring the anatomical integrity<br />

of the retina. This complex surgery also aims at stabilizing the neovascular<br />

process thereby producing a long term visual and anatomical outcome. To<br />

accomplish this goal, vitrectomy for Proliferative diabetic retinopathy involves<br />

removal of the vitreous scaffold, surface fibrovascular membranes, clearing<br />

of vitreous hemorrhage and taut posterior hyaloid, endophotocoagulation,<br />

attaching the retina and give tamponade to maintain the attachment.<br />

Tractional retinal detachment and non resolving vitreous hemorrhage are the<br />

most common indication for diabetic vitrectomy. 1 The major intraoperative<br />

complication of diabetic vitrectomy is hemorrhage into the vitreous cavity<br />

and iatrogenic breaks which can cause serious impact on the anatomical and<br />

visual outcome. The most common indication of re-operation is recurrent<br />

hemorrhage in the vitreous cavity. Interventions such as intra venous<br />

aminocaproic acid, layering of sodium hyaluronate on sites of peeling and<br />

removal of fibrovascular membranes, intra ocular injections of thrombin, etc.<br />

were tried to prevent complications from dispersed hemorrhage which didn’t<br />

yielded the desired results.<br />

Intra vitreal use of Bevacizumab which is a full length humanized<br />

monoclonal antibody to the vascular endothelial growth factor has been<br />

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