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Pneumatic retinopexy for primary retinal detachment
Eric Holz
, William F. Mieler
Academic Institute
Department of Ophthalmology-Blanton Eye Institute
Houston Methodist Hospital
Houston Methodist
Weill Cornell Medical College
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Retinal Detachment
100%
Pneumatic Retinopexy
100%
Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment
33%
United States
22%
Surgeons
11%
Surgical Technique
11%
Postoperative Complications
11%
Postoperative Patients
11%
Clinical Scenarios
11%
Large Series
11%
Informed Patient
11%
Outpatient Setting
11%
Attending Physicians
11%
Daily Activities
11%
Patient Positioning
11%
Survey Respondent
11%
Rapid Return
11%
Regional Variation
11%
Intraocular Gas
11%
Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures
11%
Vitreoretinal
11%
Spain
11%
Subretinal Fluid
11%
North Central
11%
Office Setting
11%
Central States
11%
Perceived Benefits
11%
Intravitreal Gas Injection
11%
Surgeon Age
11%
Cryopexy
11%
Western State
11%
Gas Injection
11%
Air Injection
11%
Nursing and Health Professions
Retina Detachment
100%
Retinopexy
100%
Surgeon
22%
Surgical Technique
11%
Outpatient
11%
Postoperative Complication
11%
Minimally Invasive Procedure
11%
Subretinal Fluid
11%
Patient Position
11%
Diathermy
11%
Intraocular Gas
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Retinal Detachment
100%
Retinopexy
100%
Surgeon
22%
Health Care Cost
11%
Surgical Technique
11%
Postoperative Complication
11%
Outpatient
11%
Patient Position
11%
Minimally Invasive Procedure
11%
Subretinal Fluid
11%
Diathermy
11%