This document discusses surgical treatment options for advanced Coats' disease. It begins by classifying the stages of Coats' disease from mild telangiectasis to neovascular glaucoma. Primary treatments for early stages include laser and cryotherapy, while advanced stages often require surgery. The document describes a study comparing external drainage alone versus external drainage with vitrectomy in stage 3-4 disease, finding that adding vitrectomy resulted in fewer additional treatments needed and better anatomical and visual outcomes. In summary, external drainage with cryotherapy is effective for advanced Coats' disease but combining it with vitrectomy provides additional benefits.