Overall, the functional outcomes in endophthalmitis after vitrectomy were poor, 24 (63.2%) had final vision <5/200, these results are in accordance with those of previous studies.[1–7,9,12,13] The outcomes are poorer than that of endophthalmitis following cataract surgery due to the possible underlying retinal pathology. The high prevalence of gram-negative and fungal microorganisms in our study partly explains the poor visual outcome in our series. Park et al. reported only 14.8% patients had vision better than 6/12. Scott et al. reported 7 of the 13 cases had a vision worse than 20/100.