Anterior Segment Microsurgical Membrane Removal/Adhesion Release

Surgical excision can be considered when the residual membrane causes visual axis obstruction and is thick, with obvious traction, or is accompanied by anterior and posterior adhesions, lens involvement, and when outpatient laser treatment is not suitable or has limited effect. The decision depends on the anatomical characteristics of the membrane, whether simultaneous adhesion release/pupilloplasty/cataract surgery is required, control of eye inflammation, general condition, and anesthesia assessment.