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Response to Re: Understanding quality of life impact in people with retinal vein occlusion: a qualitative inquiry

tion. We agree with the comment that a wound gap after the implantation of a MyoRing may indicate intraoperative complications. As Steinberg et al. commented, not only surgical procedure, but many other issues, such as neglecting post-operative care, would influence surgical outcomes. Having good communication with patients and informing them about the importance of the post-operative period would be valuable. We believe that our report is instructive in view of the large number of cases of infections after intracorneal ring segment implantation presented, and our discussion relating to clinical presentations, end-points and treatments. Readers are encouraged to consider the limitations of a retrospective analysis when evaluating comparative results.