A Detached Retina
This film contains information about your eye condition and what happens if you need surgery. Produced by Sydney Eye Hospital Foundation to help you and your family to better understand the experience. Narrated by Noni Hazlehurst What is a detached retina? How can surgery help? Will I be awake during surgery? When can I go home? Will I be able to see better? These questions and more are answered in a short film about eye surgery at the Sydney Eye Hospital. Featuring animation explaining how the eye works and actors modelling patients as they step through the process of having surgery. This film is part of a series About Your Eyes also available as a DVD from https://sydneyeyehospitalfoundation.o...
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