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Sandinha T et al. – The detachments occurred within the first 3 months. One patients developed endophthalmitis which coincided with subconjunctival antibiotics being discontinued in favour of topical treatment. The 25G system remains a safe and effective technique for a variety of retinal conditions; significant fast visual rehabilitation is an advantage.

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