Kaden Bunch

Graduate Trainee, Brown University

1 active project

Spontaneous Reopening of Macular Hole

The aim of this study is to identify characteristics that may indicate macular hole reopening and the most effective treatments to prevent it.

Scientific Questions Being Studied

The aim of this study is to identify characteristics that may indicate macular hole reopening and the most effective treatments to prevent it.

Project Purpose(s)

  • Disease Focused Research (macular holes)
  • Educational
  • Methods Development

Scientific Approaches

Methods taken during this study will include an extensive literature review, followed by an evaluation of physical measurements regarding macular hole classification prior to the closure procedure and consequently the rate of reopening.

Anticipated Findings

It is expected that certain underlying characteristics may indicate a higher probability of spontaneous reopening of closed macular holes. This finding could allow ophthalmologists to identify at-risk macular holes and choose more permanent procedures, compared to non-surgical methods.

Demographic Categories of Interest

This study will not center on underrepresented populations.

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