AIM: To observe the results of the real-time localized suturing reattachment operation for traumatic ciliary body detachment.

METHODS: Preoperatively the eyes were examined by slit lamp three mirror contact lens examination and ultrasound biomicroscopy(UBM). During the operation, real-time localization was used to identify the scope and position of ablatio corporis ciliaris. All of the 11 cases underwent the improved saturation.

RESULTS: During the follow-up of 3-12 months, visual acuity was improved in all the other patinets except the one with preoperative visual acuity of no light perception, visual acuity>0.5 in 5 cases,0.3-0.5 in 4 cases and 0.1 in one case. Intraocular pressure(IOP)was 10-18mmHg. Shallow anterior chamber, deformed pupil and changes of the fundus were all recovered.

CONCLUSION: Real-time localization with the improved saturation is a useful, effective and safe method to treat traumatic ablatio corporis ciliaris.