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Surgical management and treatment outcomes of myopic foveoschisis

Myopic foveoschisis is relatively uncommon complication of pathological myopia and has been nicely described using OCT examination. Pathophysiology of myopic foveoschisis still remains controversial.It is thought that tractions due to posterior vitreous cortex and epiretinal membrane may lead to foveoschisis formation.In some cases, macular hole or retinal detachment may occur. Surgical indications and timing are still controversial and will be discussed.Pars plana vitrectomy is reported to give good anatomical and functional outcomes.