Abstract
    19 patients (22 eyes) were operated for complicated posterior uveitis with 25G microinvasive vitrectomy. Improvement of visual acuity was achieved in 13 (60%) eyes. In 9 cases the visual functions didn’t changed reliably because of severe retinal scar changes in macular area. Recurrences of disease in patients with recurrent forms were not noted. So, microinvasive vitrectomy is effective rehabilitation method in patients with complicated posterior uveitis.