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Twenty-Seven-Gauge Vitrectomy
Journal Article

Twenty-Seven-Gauge Vitrectomy

2017
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Overview
Purpose of Review This paper aims to provide an overview of the currents aspects involving 27-gauge vitrectomy published on the PubMed directory. Recent Findings Almost 15 years have passed since the microincision vitrectomy system was introduced. The idea of removing vitreous through a smaller aperture has become a reality and is widely adopted among surgeons. Although not completely accepted, the use of 27-gauge systems has shown encouraging results. Newer vitrectomy platforms and cutter designs have tried to associate high-performance, smaller instruments with better outcomes. Consequently, the indications for 27-gauge vitrectomy have broadened during the last few years. Summary Twenty-seven-gauge vitrectomy seems to be safe and feasible in a variety of vitreoretinal scenarios.