The document summarizes several cases of rhegmatogenous retinal detachments treated with scleral buckling procedures. It describes the history, clinical findings, surgical procedures, and outcomes for 4 cases. The procedures involved placement of radial or segmental scleral buckles without drainage of subretinal fluid in most cases. The subretinal fluid was typically reabsorbed within a few days following the buckling procedures and the retinas remained attached in the follow up periods ranging from months to years.