[Morphogenesis of complications after long-term intraocular silicon oil filling (clinical histopathological study)].

The question of necessity and time of silicon oil (SO) removal after tamponade for traumatic retinal detachment (TRD) is still controversial. So the study of changes in the eye filled with SO for a long time is of great interest. Histopathologic analysis of 9 enucleated eyes filled with SO for TRD during long-time period (from 6 months till 30 years) was performed.

[Value of eye haemodynamics examination in surgery of traumatic retinal detachment].

Literature on eye microhaemodynamics in patients with traumatic retinal detachment is reviewed. The main noninvasive methods of eye microhaemodynamics examination and potentials of their use in traumatic retinal detachment are analyzed

[Sympathetic ophthalmia. Clinical and morphological study in 6 cases after penetrating injury and subsequent repeated vitreoretinal operations].

The paper outlines the clinical and morphological picture of 6 sympathizing eyes enucleated in 1996 to 2003 after vitrectomy and other endovitreal interventions into early injured or operated eyes. Resurgery was attempted early after wounds or a primary operation on the average following 20 days. Sympathetic ophthalmia (SO) generally occurred in the posterior uveal tract as panuveitis or posterior uveitis and diagnosed in the late periods.