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Spontaneous retinal detachment, like eye injury, is a dramatic and frightening form of sight loss. After treatment, prevention in the second (fellow) eye becomes a matter of great concern.  Unlike eye injury, patients are largely unable to avoid a similar fate in the fellow eye by life style modifications.  Retina surgeons, Robert Morris, MD and C. Douglas Witherspoon, MD, with over 20 years of clinical and research experience to base they findings on, now offer new hope for vision preservation to patients with high risk eyes.

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