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Is surgical correction more successful in treating idiopathic or trauma-caused macular holes?

Surgery actually is better at treating the idiopathic type of macular holes which are believed to be caused by some sort of traction - which can hopefully be reduced in surgery. With traumatic holes, you just observe them.

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