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By Lizzib4u | Jan 28, 2013

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Answered by Timothy D McGarity, M.D.

PostOp Victrectomy

I had a Victromy in December. The macular hole has closed, but the sight in the macular part of the Retina has not changed. I was told that lenses could not correct the vision because the problem is in the back of the eye. Will my vision improve? Is there a procedure to correct the vision? Will the vision decline?

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Timothy D McGarity, M.D.

Jan 28, 2013

To: Lizzib4u

I wouldn't count on the vision improving much if any. I'm very sorry. If a cataract develops, then this can cause a decline of the vision, but can be corrected back to your (current) vision level. I wish you the best and protect your good all with good protective eyewear.
Best wishes,
Timothy D. McGarity, M.D.

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