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. 2022 Feb 4;7(1):e000859. doi: 10.1136/bmjophth-2021-000859

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Forest plot of hazard ratios for retinal detachment and repeat retinopexy rate and training grade. Multivariable Cox regression survival model for time to repeat retinopexy and retinal detachment presented as forest plots. Significance defined as p<0.05 and highlighted in bold. (A) Repeat retinopexy: HST (relative to round holes, p<0.001) and high myopia (p=0.026) were associated with significantly higher repeat retinopexy rate. (B) Retinal detachment: male gender (p=0.018), high myopia (p=0.004), ST2-3 (p=0.022) and ST4-5 (p=0.040) (relative to VR specialists) were all associated with higher retinal detachment rate following primary retinopexy. HST, horseshoe-tear, ST, specialty trainee; VR, vitreoretinal specialist.