[First experience with transvitreal surgery of central chorioretinal dystrophy complicated by exudative detachment of the sensory retina and pigment epithelium].

Transvitreal removal of viscous exudate from under the detached sites of the pigmented epithelium and sensor retina results in a gradual stable adjoining of these sites, associated with improvement of the visual function, this improvement depending on the period of the existence of a central retinal detachment. Intra- and subretinal solid exudates resolve within several months postoperation.