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. 1981 Sep;65(9):618–622. doi: 10.1136/bjo.65.9.618

Management of superior-half-bullous retinal detachment.

P B Johnston, C J Maguire, W C Logan
PMCID: PMC1039608  PMID: 7028087

Abstract

We treated a selected group of patients with superior-half bullous retinal detachments by preoperative bed rest and immobilisation of the affected eye using a temporary inferior rectus suture taped to the brow. Sufficient flattening of the retina was achieved in each case to permit successful simple extrascleral detachment surgery.

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