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To treat patients with eye injuries remains a topical problem due to the high incidence of this type of pathology and the severity of clinical outcomes. Ciliochoroidal detachment (CCD) occurring in 1-9% of the victims is one of the most common complications of mechanical eye injury. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the efficiency of pathogenetically substantiated technology for a combined laser surgical reparative intervention in posttraumatic traction CCD. The results of treatment were analyzed in 70 patients with posttraumatic traction detachment of the choroid and ciliary body. There was evidence for the need for vitrectomy and lensectomy in combination with posterior sclerectomy to eliminate traction posttraumatic CCD.

Fluorescent angiography was used to examine changes in the retina and vascular coating in traumatic and posttraumatic conditions of the eyes in 55 patients aged 12-66 who had traumas 3 days--4 years before. 36 patients had blunt injuries and 16 penetrating wounds of the eyeball. The type of posttraumatic changes in the fundus oculi was examined, and classification of these changes with consideration of their clinical and angiographic signs developed. Fluorescent angiography yields additional data on the process severity and dissemination, its data are prognostically important, it helps define the indications for laser and drug therapy and surgery.