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- A massive detachment of Descemet's membrane was resolved spontaneously 10 months post-cataract surgery, despite initial severe corneal edema that delayed diagnosis.
- The lack of immediate surgery was due to the difficulties in diagnosing the detachment caused by the corneal swelling.
- The authors suggest that this serious complication should be recognized, and they advocate for surgical intervention given the positive results from this case.
Article Abstract
We report the spontaneous resolution of a massive detachment of Descemet's membrane 10 months after uneventful phacoemulsification. Diagnosis of the detachment was delayed because of severe corneal edema; thus, surgery was not performed. We propose that this complication of severe corneal edema after cataract surgery be considered and, given its excellent outcome, we recommend surgical treatment.
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