A&P - Vitrectomy MKS

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Edu pt on condition and exam findings. Edu pt regarding surgical treatment option of a vitrectomy including what to expect during the procedure, the risks/benefits/advantages, and the expected recovery process. Pt understands a general recovery of at least 3-4 weeks is expected s/p vitrectomy which includes (but not limited to) avoiding activities that may cause the head to move and keeping the head in a specific position for most of the day and night for 1-3 weeks s/p vitrectomy. Pt is aware that the surgeon will provide specific and more detailed instructions regarding the recovery time.


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