Surgical correction of high myopia in phakic eyes with intraocular lens
XU Jian-min
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XU Jian-min
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Investigating the clinical results of minus - power intraocular lens( IOL) on high myopic phakic eyes. Methods IOLs with angular supports were implanted into 11 eyes of 8 myopic (mean - 15D)patients with thinner cornea. Results Mean far vision before and after surgery were 0.04 and 0.6,near vision were 0.75 and 0.70,best - corrected visual acuity were 0.74 and 0.91. Pupil deformation with halo in 2 eyes. No anterior chambe angle damage-related glaucoma was found. Conclusion The refractive outcome was quick and stable. Accommodation was preserved. Operation was of reversible. Long - term monitoring of angle and any possible damage of corneal endothelial cells are needed.
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Investigating the clinical results of minus - power intraocular lens( IOL) on high myopic phakic eyes. Methods IOLs with angular supports were implanted into 11 eyes of 8 myopic (mean - 15D)patients with thinner cornea. Results Mean far vision before and after surgery were 0.04 and 0.6,near vision were 0.75 and 0.70,best - corrected visual acuity were 0.74 and 0.91. Pupil deformation with halo in 2 eyes. No anterior chambe angle damage-related glaucoma was found. Conclusion The refractive outcome was quick and stable. Accommodation was preserved. Operation was of reversible. Long - term monitoring of angle and any possible damage of corneal endothelial cells are needed.
Key concepts: Ophthalmology, Medicine, Accommodation, Intraocular lens, Pupil, Cornea, Visual acuity, Lens (geology)