If there is blood underneath the central part of the retina (macula), this is particularly devastating. This can occur suddenly as a result of age related macular degeneneration, retinal aneurysms, trauma or other vascular abnormalities.

There are various options for this. The haemorrhage can be moved or displaced with a bubble of gas. Alternatively, an operation can be undertaken to further facilitate displacement of this haemorrhage. Mr Chandra is experienced in both these techniques.