What does retinoblastoma vitrectomy mean?

Vitrectomy is a vitrectomy procedure to remove as much of the tumor as possible. Retinoblastoma

is a malignant tumor that occurs in children's eyes due to mutations or deletions in the tumor suppressor gene RB1. During surgery, the doctor will perform vitrectomy to remove the diseased vitrectomy and preserve the eye as much as possible.

Patients need regular follow-up visits to the hospital to ensure normal recovery and timely management of any complications. In addition, patients need to cooperate with radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other comprehensive treatment to further eliminate tumor cells.