Review and meta-analysis of therapy on subretinal fluid after rhegma-togenous retinal detachment Surgery

objectivetoevaluate clinical efficacy of post retinalDetachment surgery by integrative medicine through literature, and to perform meta-analysis on their subretinal fluid ABSORption time after retinal detachment surgery.METHODSLiterature published between1994 and 2014 inKnowledge infrastructure, VIP database, Wanfang Data, involving integrative medicine all randomized controlled forTreatment of retinal detachment or quasi-randomized controlled trials or claimed mainly randomized controlled trials wereSearched by strategy of "Retina Detachment surgery" and "Traditional Chinese medicine/traditional Chinese Medicine/chinESE medicine/integrative medicine/acupuncture/ethnic Medicine ".Studies met the requirements were included.RevMan 5.3 Statistical software provided by the Cochrane collaboration is used for meta-analysis.RESULTSInitial Search found literature and 6 of that were includedNg to final inclusion and exclusion the criteria, however, high quality randomized controlled trial is in absence while blindNess was seldomly elaborated.Meta-analysis utilized a random effects model, and standard mean difference was-0.99 while confidence intervaltween-1.34 and-0.64;For the combined effect of the test, Z value is 5.56 (p<0.00001).The result suggested that medicine enjoyed a shorter fluid absorption time than Western medicine treatmentd The difference was statistically significant.conclusionsforsubretinal fluid cases after retinal detachment surgery, integrative medicine could effectively reduce the absorption time in contrast toWestern Medical.