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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 17.
Published in final edited form as: Retina. 2013 Nov-Dec;33(10):2049–2058. doi: 10.1097/IAE.0b013e3182891e81

Table 1.

Demographic Data for Patients With Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment

Patients
Number		 Age at
Time of
RRD/
Gender		 Duration
of RRD
Before
Repair		 Location of RRD Number of
Clock Hours
of RRD
Involved		 Procedure Additional Procedure
1 56/M Unknown Superotemporal HST
 and 1 quadrants of
 RRD		  4 Pneumatic
 retinopexy with
 cryotherapy		 Recurrent macula-on
 RRD at POW#4, s/p
 repeat cryotherapy
 and pneumatic
2 64/M 7 days Superotemporal HST
 and 1 quadrants of
 RRD		  2 Pneumatic
 retinopexy with
 cryotherapy		    None
3 58/F 2 days Multiple superior and
 inferior breaks with
 inferior 2 quadrants
 of RRD		 12 Scleral buckle and
 cryotherapy		    None
4 57/M 7 days Superotemporal HST
 and 1 quadrant of
 RRD		  5 Pneumatic
 retinopexy with
 laser		    None
5 50/F 2 days Superotemporal hole;
 superior 1 quadrants
 of RRD		  4 Pneumatic
 retinopexy with
 cryotherapy		    None
6 51/M 10 days Superotemporal HST
 and 1 quadrants of
 RRD		  4 Pneumatic
 retinopexy with
 cryotherapy		 Recurrent RRD at 1
 week, s/p repeat
 pneumatic and
 cryotherapy
7 38/F 2 months Inferior 2 quadrants of
 RRD		  4 Scleral buckle,
 cryotherapy, and
 external drainage		    None
8 68/F 1 day Multiple inferior breaks
 with inferior 2
 quadrants of RRD		  4 Pars plana
 vitrectomy, scleral
 buckle		 History of 2 superior
 RRD, 5 months and 1
 year prior, s/p
 pneumatic and
 cryotherapy X2

HST, horseshoe tear; POW, postoperative week; s/p, status post.