DR. APEKSHA KATARIA

DR.MEHUL SHAH, DR. SHREYA SHAH, DR. SANJRI MALHOTRA

Abstract

METHODS: WE RETROSPECTIVELY STUDIED SECONDARY INTRAOCULAR LENS IMPLANTATION IN TRAUMATIC APHAKIC PATIENTS FROM 2020 TO 2022. WE STUDIED SCLERAL TUCK IOL OUT OF THEM. ALL DATA RETRIVED FROM EMR,THE PRE & POSTOP VISUAL ACUITY,PRIMARY SURGERY,CAUSE OF DIMINISED VISION,REFRACTION AND OTHER DETAILS WERE RECORDED.THE DATA WAS ANALYSED USING SPSS 22.

RESULT: OUR COHORT CONSISTED OF 97 EYES, 34 FEMALES AND 63 MALES,10 PAEDIATRIC AND 87 ADULT,MEAN AGE GROUP 52+/-19.1,WE FOUND THAT TRAUMATIC APHAKIA WAS THE 2ND MOST COMMON CAUSE (38.1%), FINAL VISION OF >6/60 WAS IN 55.6%, MOST COMMON PRIMARY SURGERY PERFORMED WAS LENS+VITRECTOMY(35.1 %) OTHERS WERE CAT+VIT(27.02%), VIT-ND(13.5%), VIT TRAUMA(8.1%), WOUND REPAIR(5.4%). POSTOP CYLINDER WERE MOST COMMONLY BETWEEN 1.25D-2.00D. CAUSES OF DIMINISHED VISION WERE CORNEAL EDEMA, REFRACTION, INJURY MARK, MALPOSITION AND SECONDARY GLAUCOMA

CONCLUSION:. SCLERAL FIXATED LENS IS GOOD OPTION FOR MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIC APHAKIA WITHOUT MUCH COMPLICATIONS.