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After cataract removal and laser surgery, i need vitreotomy surgery--is it safe to do all these things?

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Yes, if indicated: It is safe to do all these operations on the same eye if there is a medical reason to do so. Your doctor, perhaps with the input from a retinal consultant, will explain the reasons the procedures are required, what is hoped to be accomplished, and the associated risks.

Answered 1/2/2015

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Yes/no: Depends on the situation. No surgery is completely safe. If needed to repair and rehab the eye, you may not have much choice. Sounds like you may have erm (epi-retinal membrane). Take advice from your surgeon.

Answered 8/11/2012

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