Abstract
SummaryDiabetic retinopathy may require surgical management in case of vitreomacular interface disorders. Indications and prognostic factors will be discussed.Furthermore, after many anti‐VEGF without any reduction of diffuse macular edema, surgical approach may be proposed. In histopathological analysis, myofibroblasts have been detected and cause the contraction of vitreoretinal interface disorders affecting visual acuity. Removal of epiretinal membrane associated with ILM peeling is essential in these cases in order to eliminate the contractile elements.
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