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Probably not. Vitamin A may have benefits for other genetic retinal diseases, particularly in cases of retinitis pigmentosa where the retinal nerve cells are slowly dying. Retinoschisis is quite different from retinitis pigmentosa, since the retinal cells in retinoschisis are mechanically disrupted but are not thought to be dying.
