DR. RUPALI BARNWAL

DR.MEHUL SHAH, DR. SHREYA SHAH, DR. VEDANT RAJORIYA

Abstract

METHODS: WE RETROSPECTIVELY STUDIED SECONDARY INTRAOCULAR LENS IMPLANTATION IN APHAKIC EYES FROM 2020 TO 2019. WE STUDIED SCLERAL TUCK IOL OUT OF THEM. ALL DATA RETRIVED FROM EMR,THE PRE & POSTOPERATIVE VISUAL ACUITY (VA) & OTHER DETAILS WERE RECORDED. THE DATA WAS ANALYSED USING SPSS 22.

RESULT: OUR COHORT CONSISTED OF 97 EYES OF APHAKIA, MEAN AGE WAS 52+/-19.2 10 PAEDIATRIC AND 87 ADULT. OUT OF 97, 38.1% EYES WERE OF TRAUMATIC AETIOLOGY AND 61.9% NON TRAUMATIC.MOST COMMON PRIMARY SURGERY IN TRAUMATIC EYES WERE LENS+VITRECTOMY(35.1%) AND IN NON TRAUMATIC EYES WERE SICS(43.3%)WHEN COMPARED FINAL VISUAL OUTCOME WAS >6/60 IN 59.7%, CORNEAL EDEMA AND REFRACTIVE CHANGES WERE MAIN CAUSE FOR NOT IMPROVEMENT OF VISION.REFRACTIVE CYLINDER MOST COMMONLY BETWEEN 1.25D-2.00D WE DID NOT FIND SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRAUMATIC AND NON TRAUMATIC AETIOLOGY (P=0.02)

CONCLUSION:. WE DID NOT FIND SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN VISUAL IMPROVEMENT FOR TRAUMATIC AND NON TRAUMATIC APHAKIA