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LONG TERM FOLLOW UP OF CASES OF UVEAL EFFUSION SYNDROME TREATED WITH PARTIAL THICKNESS SCLERECTOMIESPurposeTo report our experience with partial thickness sclerectomy in patients diagnosed as idiopathic uveal effusion syndrome.Study Design: prospective quasi experimentalPlace and duration of study: multicentre study, duration of study is five yearsMaterial and methodsA prospective study conducted in multi centre hospitals including LRBT eye hospital, Medicare hospital and Myo hospital, Lahore, over the period of five years from January 2010 to august 2015.Total six eyes of four patients (two males and two females) with bilateral idiopathic uveal syndrome were included in study. The diagnosis was clinical confirmed on B scan ultrasonography which confirmed relatively short axial length, exudative retinal detachment and scleral thickening. ResultsAll six (6) patients showed improvement clinically in visual acuity and in fundoscopy in term of retinal reattachment on B scan after partial thickness sclerectomies. ConclusionPartial thickness sclerectomy is treatment of choice for patients of uveal effusion syndrome. It didn’t respond to medical treatment. Key wordsUveal effusion syndrome, quadrantic sclerectomy, exudative retinal detachment (RD), intraocular pressure (IOP), visual acuity (VA), light perception (PL). There is no financial interest of authors.

long term follow up of cases of uveal effusion syndrome treated with partial thickness sclerectomies