Epiretinal membranes (ERMs), also known as macular puckers or cellophane maculopathy, are a relatively common condition affecting the retina, particularly the macular region. These membranes can have a significant impact on a person's vision and quality of life. To better understand and manage ERMs, ophthalmologists and researchers have developed various classification systems, with the Govetto classification being one of the most recent and comprehensive. Such classification offers insight into ERMs’ significance in clinical practice.
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