Pediatric retinal detachment: a
survey from a pediatric hospital
           Jaume Català Mora
          Jesús Díaz Cascajosa
           Joan Prat Bartomeu
Introduction
      Low incidence
      3/10.000/year
      (10/10.000)

      14-16 % RD < 16 a
      70-80 % males
      25% Bilateral RD



Bourges JL. JFrOphtalmol 2001; 24:371-7   Wang NK. Ophthalmology 2005;112:1890-5
Chen SN. et al. Retina. 2006;26:410-4.    Bhagat N. J Ped Ophalmol&Strabismus 2007
Etiology

   5 causes or risk factors                    Biblio   HSJD
       Trauma                                  23-46%   21%
       Ocular Malformation                     12-56%   26%
       Myopia                                  10-38%   12%
       Previous surgery                        8-51%    9%
       Uveitis/exudative diseases              12-15%   32%


                  ROP & Retinoblastoma excluded

Weinberg DV. Ophthalmology 2003;110:1708-13.
Traumatic Retinal Detachment
           HSJD jan2004-dec2008
                                                     Nº       Attached
                 Cases   Age   ♂/♀    Bilateral
                                                  surgeries    retina
Trauma
                  9 10 a       9/0       2          1,3       7/9
Ocular
malformation     11 3 a        7/4      3*           2        8/11
Myopia
                  5 10 a       3/2       1          1,4        4/5
Previous
surgery           4 12 a       1/3       1         2,75        3/4
Coats, Uveitis
                 15 9 a        12/3     1*          1,6       13/15
Total
                 44 9 a 32/11            4          1,8       34/43
Traumatic RD
Bilateral: Shaken-
baby syndrom
Orbital Rx/TC:
IntraOcular Foreign
Body
Penetrating trauma
Traumatic RD: Treatment
Scleral surgery (4/9)         Vitrectomy + SB
  Isolated lesions, 2-10 h      Traumatic MH
  Retinal dialysis              Hemovitreous, PVR>B
  Quick functional recovery     Intraocular Foreign Body
  Unharmed Lens

  Buckle extrusion              Cataract
  Conjunctival damage           Silicone oil
  Diplopia                      Very bad prognosis
                                penetrating trauma
Ocular malformation RD
                 HSJD jan2004-dec2008
                                                     Nº       Attached
                 Cases   Age   ♂/♀    Bilateral
                                                  surgeries    retina
Trauma
                  9 10 a       9/0       2          1,3       7/9
Ocular
malformation      11 3 a       7/4      3*           2        8/11
Myopia
                  5 10 a       3/2       1          1,4        4/5
Previous
surgery           4 12 a       1/3       1         2,75        3/4
Coats, Uveitis
                  15 9 a       12/3     1*          1,6       13/15
Total
                  44 9 a 32/11           4          1,8       34/43
Ocular malformation RD
Increasing incidence
Sistemic syndroms:
  Stickler, Marfan, Norrie, X
  linked retinoschisis
Non sistemic syndroms
  Persistent Fetal
  Vasculature, Familial
  Exudative
  Vitreoretinopathy
Chorioretinal
Coloboma
Ocular malformation RD:
            Treatment
Individualized          Anterior/Mixt PFV
approach                Coloboma
Case selection:         Familial Exudative
Primum non nocere       Vitreoretinopathy
Good anatomic results   Stickler
Bad visual prognosis
                        Posterior PFV
                        Norrie disease
Myopic retinal detachment
            HSJD jan2004-dec2008
                                                     Nº       Attached
                 Cases   Age   ♂/♀    Bilateral
                                                  surgeries    retina
Trauma
                  9 10 a       9/0       2          1,3       7/9
Ocular
malformation     11 3 a        7/4      3*           2        8/11
Myopia
                  5 10 a       3/2       1          1,4        4/5
Previous
surgery           4 12 a       1/3       1         2,75        3/4
Coats, Uveitis
                 15 9 a        12/3     1*          1,6       13/15
Total
                 44 9 a 32/11            4          1,8       34/43
Myopic RD
Myopia > 6 dp
  1/5 bilateral RD
  3/5 predisposing
  lesions contralateral
  eye
Good anatomic and
functional result
Scleral buckle if
possible
Vitrectomy + SB
3/5 cataract
Previous surgery RD
                 HSJD jan2004-dec2008
                                                       Nº       Attached
                 Cases   Age     ♂/♀    Bilateral
                                                    surgeries    retina
Trauma
                  9 10 a         9/0       2          1,3       7/9
Ocular
malformation     11 3 a          7/4      3*           2        8/11
Myopia
                  5 10 a         3/2       1          1,4        4/5
Previous
surgery           4 12 a         1/3       1         2,75        3/4
Coats, Uveitis
                     15        9 12/3     1*          1,6       13/15

                        a
Total
                 44 9 a 32/11              4          1,8       34/43
Previous surgery RD
Aphakia/Pseudopha
kia
  10 years after
  surgery
  Difficult Fundus
  examination
Glaucoma
Associated ocular
malformations
Previous surgery RD Treatment

Vitrectomy
  Scleral Buckle
  Silicone Oil
Multiple procedures
Visual prognosis
depending on
previous function
Exudative diseases & uveitis RD
        HSJD jan2004-dec2008
                                                     Nº       Attached
                 Cases   Age   ♂/♀    Bilateral
                                                  surgeries    retina
Trauma
                  9 10 a       9/0       2          1,3       7/9
Ocular
malformation     11 3 a        7/4      3*           2        8/11
Myopia
                  5 10 a       3/2       1          1,4        4/5
Previous
surgery           4 12 a       1/3       1         2,75        3/4
Coats, Uveitis
                 15 9 a        12/3     1*          1,6       13/15
Total
                 44 9 a 32/11            4          1,8       34/43
Uveitis & Exudative diseases RD
 Exudative RD:
   Coats disease 10/15
      Laser, cryo, transcleral
      drainage, vitrectomy
   Sturge-Weber RD
 Uveitis RD:
   Tractional/Rhegmatog
   enous
   Intermediate Uveitis
   Vasculitis
Results HSJD jan2004-dec2008
                                               Nº       Attached
   Cases       Age       ♂/♀   Bilateral
                                            surgeries    retina

    44        9a       32/11      4           1,8       34/43
Reattachment index 70-           23 G vitrectomy
85 % (79%)
  Higher risk postsurgical       Tamponade:
  PVR                            air/SF6/silicone oil
  Need several                   1000 ctsk
  procedures
                                 Enzimatic vitreolysis:
Limited visual                             Microplasmine
recovery                                   (recombinant)
  Gain vision (60%)                        Phase III
  Ambliopia, previous
  ocular pathology
Conclusion
      Bad prognosis factors:
          Young age
               Delayed diagnosis
               Associated ocular
               malformations
          Low VA at diagnosis
          Extension RD
          Bilaterality

Gonzales CR. Retina 2008;28:847-52.   Soheilian M. Retina 2008;X:1-7.
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Pediatric retinal detachment

  • 1.
    Pediatric retinal detachment:a survey from a pediatric hospital Jaume Català Mora Jesús Díaz Cascajosa Joan Prat Bartomeu
  • 2.
    Introduction Low incidence 3/10.000/year (10/10.000) 14-16 % RD < 16 a 70-80 % males 25% Bilateral RD Bourges JL. JFrOphtalmol 2001; 24:371-7 Wang NK. Ophthalmology 2005;112:1890-5 Chen SN. et al. Retina. 2006;26:410-4. Bhagat N. J Ped Ophalmol&Strabismus 2007
  • 3.
    Etiology 5 causes or risk factors Biblio HSJD Trauma 23-46% 21% Ocular Malformation 12-56% 26% Myopia 10-38% 12% Previous surgery 8-51% 9% Uveitis/exudative diseases 12-15% 32% ROP & Retinoblastoma excluded Weinberg DV. Ophthalmology 2003;110:1708-13.
  • 4.
    Traumatic Retinal Detachment HSJD jan2004-dec2008 Nº Attached Cases Age ♂/♀ Bilateral surgeries retina Trauma 9 10 a 9/0 2 1,3 7/9 Ocular malformation 11 3 a 7/4 3* 2 8/11 Myopia 5 10 a 3/2 1 1,4 4/5 Previous surgery 4 12 a 1/3 1 2,75 3/4 Coats, Uveitis 15 9 a 12/3 1* 1,6 13/15 Total 44 9 a 32/11 4 1,8 34/43
  • 5.
    Traumatic RD Bilateral: Shaken- babysyndrom Orbital Rx/TC: IntraOcular Foreign Body Penetrating trauma
  • 6.
    Traumatic RD: Treatment Scleralsurgery (4/9) Vitrectomy + SB Isolated lesions, 2-10 h Traumatic MH Retinal dialysis Hemovitreous, PVR>B Quick functional recovery Intraocular Foreign Body Unharmed Lens Buckle extrusion Cataract Conjunctival damage Silicone oil Diplopia Very bad prognosis penetrating trauma
  • 7.
    Ocular malformation RD HSJD jan2004-dec2008 Nº Attached Cases Age ♂/♀ Bilateral surgeries retina Trauma 9 10 a 9/0 2 1,3 7/9 Ocular malformation 11 3 a 7/4 3* 2 8/11 Myopia 5 10 a 3/2 1 1,4 4/5 Previous surgery 4 12 a 1/3 1 2,75 3/4 Coats, Uveitis 15 9 a 12/3 1* 1,6 13/15 Total 44 9 a 32/11 4 1,8 34/43
  • 8.
    Ocular malformation RD Increasingincidence Sistemic syndroms: Stickler, Marfan, Norrie, X linked retinoschisis Non sistemic syndroms Persistent Fetal Vasculature, Familial Exudative Vitreoretinopathy Chorioretinal Coloboma
  • 9.
    Ocular malformation RD: Treatment Individualized Anterior/Mixt PFV approach Coloboma Case selection: Familial Exudative Primum non nocere Vitreoretinopathy Good anatomic results Stickler Bad visual prognosis Posterior PFV Norrie disease
  • 10.
    Myopic retinal detachment HSJD jan2004-dec2008 Nº Attached Cases Age ♂/♀ Bilateral surgeries retina Trauma 9 10 a 9/0 2 1,3 7/9 Ocular malformation 11 3 a 7/4 3* 2 8/11 Myopia 5 10 a 3/2 1 1,4 4/5 Previous surgery 4 12 a 1/3 1 2,75 3/4 Coats, Uveitis 15 9 a 12/3 1* 1,6 13/15 Total 44 9 a 32/11 4 1,8 34/43
  • 11.
    Myopic RD Myopia >6 dp 1/5 bilateral RD 3/5 predisposing lesions contralateral eye Good anatomic and functional result Scleral buckle if possible Vitrectomy + SB 3/5 cataract
  • 12.
    Previous surgery RD HSJD jan2004-dec2008 Nº Attached Cases Age ♂/♀ Bilateral surgeries retina Trauma 9 10 a 9/0 2 1,3 7/9 Ocular malformation 11 3 a 7/4 3* 2 8/11 Myopia 5 10 a 3/2 1 1,4 4/5 Previous surgery 4 12 a 1/3 1 2,75 3/4 Coats, Uveitis 15 9 12/3 1* 1,6 13/15 a Total 44 9 a 32/11 4 1,8 34/43
  • 13.
    Previous surgery RD Aphakia/Pseudopha kia 10 years after surgery Difficult Fundus examination Glaucoma Associated ocular malformations
  • 14.
    Previous surgery RDTreatment Vitrectomy Scleral Buckle Silicone Oil Multiple procedures Visual prognosis depending on previous function
  • 15.
    Exudative diseases &uveitis RD HSJD jan2004-dec2008 Nº Attached Cases Age ♂/♀ Bilateral surgeries retina Trauma 9 10 a 9/0 2 1,3 7/9 Ocular malformation 11 3 a 7/4 3* 2 8/11 Myopia 5 10 a 3/2 1 1,4 4/5 Previous surgery 4 12 a 1/3 1 2,75 3/4 Coats, Uveitis 15 9 a 12/3 1* 1,6 13/15 Total 44 9 a 32/11 4 1,8 34/43
  • 16.
    Uveitis & Exudativediseases RD Exudative RD: Coats disease 10/15 Laser, cryo, transcleral drainage, vitrectomy Sturge-Weber RD Uveitis RD: Tractional/Rhegmatog enous Intermediate Uveitis Vasculitis
  • 17.
    Results HSJD jan2004-dec2008 Nº Attached Cases Age ♂/♀ Bilateral surgeries retina 44 9a 32/11 4 1,8 34/43 Reattachment index 70- 23 G vitrectomy 85 % (79%) Higher risk postsurgical Tamponade: PVR air/SF6/silicone oil Need several 1000 ctsk procedures Enzimatic vitreolysis: Limited visual Microplasmine recovery (recombinant) Gain vision (60%) Phase III Ambliopia, previous ocular pathology
  • 18.
    Conclusion Bad prognosis factors: Young age Delayed diagnosis Associated ocular malformations Low VA at diagnosis Extension RD Bilaterality Gonzales CR. Retina 2008;28:847-52. Soheilian M. Retina 2008;X:1-7.
  • 19.