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Poor anatomical outcome occurred in 6.3% (n = 4), with 2 eyes requiring surgery.

Mean spherical equivalent was -5.04 (±5.13) D.

Corneal curvature and lens thickness were significantly higher in the study group (p < .001).

Central macular thickness was greater in ROP eyes (311.97 μm vs 252.57 μm; p < .001).

All patients had ocular comorbidities, mainly glaucoma (n = 6) and pseudoexfoliation syndrome (n = 5).

Best corrected visual acuity improved from a median of 6/30 (0.7 logMAR) to a median of 6/12 (0.35 logMAR) (p = 0.06); postoperative astigmatism measured 0.91 ± 2.19 diopters.

UBM demonstrated well-balanced PCIOL fixation with no difference between the horizontal and vertical tilt measurements (p = 0.84; p = 0.94; p = 0.62; p = 0.085).

There was a high negative correlation between BCVA improvement and residual lens tilt (r = -0.76, p = 0.037).

The classification data set contained 330 images, and the localization data set included 659 images.

For GA localization, YOLOv8-Large achieved 91% sensitivity, 91% precision, IoU of 84%, and DICE coefficient of 88%.

Mean age was 86.72 ± 7.18.

Third of the patients improved in ≥2 lines from presentation, all in the group of the pneumatic and TPA displacement.

There was no statistical difference between the groups.

Significant associations for the development of posterior synechia were surgery for retinal detachment, longer surgery duration (>93 min) and the use of tamponade, in particular silicone oil.

Overall follow-up time was longer in the PPV group (median 4.9 vs 3.28 years, p = 0.005).

The hemorrhage was displaced in a similar percentage of patients in the tPA-and-gas group (n = 40, 78.4%) and the PPV group (n = 45, 80.4%) (p = 0.816).

Visual acuity (in LogMAR) was similar in the two groups prior to the diagnosis of subretinal hemorrhage but better in the tPA-and-gas group at the end of follow-up (p < 0.001).