Hi Nagwa,

yes, you are absolutely correct, it is a very delicate tissue, and the procedure is very delicate as well.

I usually do it under surgical microscope (3D Stereo) with ultrafine microinstruments ( CASTROVIEJO Corneal scissor Angled to side blunt tips, and KRAMER Fixation forceps to get a good atraumatic hold of the eyeball, and CASTROVIEJO straight forceps without teeth to peel off the vitreous body away ) all under the seal of sterile normal saline, if you do not have the proper microsurgical instruments, and proper skills and training, the dissection will not be a successful as you desire.

I looked up an animation for you, I believe it is very descriptive.

best wishes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs2I5QEeMv8

thank you sir so much for the detailed descriptive answer and the very nice animation that will help me so much

many thanks again & best regards

Dear Ghanim Al-Khaledi

thank you , it is very informative and helpful.

Dear Abudukadeer Kuerban,

you are most welcome.

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Kind regards

Interesting work thank you so much