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Objectives: To report the follow-up and treatment results of cases with the diagnosis of familial exudative vitreoretinopathy (FEVR)\udin our clinic.\udMaterials and Methods: We retrospectively reviewed the records of 19 eyes of 10 cases of FEVR that were followed up and some of\udthem were treated in our clinic.\udResults: Nine male and one female patients with a mean age of 10.1 (3-30) years were included in the study. Seven patients had a\udfamily history of FEVR. Twelve eyes of 8 patients had laser photocoagulation to peripheral avascular areas, 3 patients had vitreoretinal\udsurgery on one of their eyes three times. Unilateral total retinal detachment was determined in two patients at the initial visit and in\udthree patients at the follow-up visits; because no improvement in the vision was expected, surgery was not done.\udConclusion: FEVR is an inherited disease that can be detected in any age and can cause severe vision loss. These patients should\udbe followed up throughout the life, and the essential treatment at the appropriate time can lead to partial visual recovery. (Turk J\udOphthalmol 2014; 44: 370-3

Familyal Eksudatif Vitreoretinopati: Takip ve Tedavi Sonuçlarımız