Surgical treatment for lens dislocation
HU Xiu-lin
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HU Xiu-lin
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Objective To discuss the surgical management and the opportunity of lens dislocation. Methods Different surgical approaches were performed in 35 patients (35 eyes) of lens dislocation,including three-passage ciliary pars plana incision in 33 cases,limbal incision in 2 cases.All patients received vitrectomy and lensectomy. Results Compared with preoperative visual acuity,30 eyes improved,4 eyes unchanged,and 1 eye decreased.6 cases had postoperative complications,including hyphema and vitreous hemorrhage in 5 cases,ora serrata dialysis in 1 case. Conclusion Vitrectomy and lensectomy are the most efficient treatments for patients of lens dislocation.
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Objective To discuss the surgical management and the opportunity of lens dislocation. Methods Different surgical approaches were performed in 35 patients (35 eyes) of lens dislocation,including three-passage ciliary pars plana incision in 33 cases,limbal incision in 2 cases.All patients received vitrectomy and lensectomy. Results Compared with preoperative visual acuity,30 eyes improved,4 eyes unchanged,and 1 eye decreased.6 cases had postoperative complications,including hyphema and vitreous hemorrhage in 5 cases,ora serrata dialysis in 1 case. Conclusion Vitrectomy and lensectomy are the most efficient treatments for patients of lens dislocation.
Key concepts: Vitrectomy, Medicine, Pars plana, Hyphema, Lens (geology), Surgery, Vitreous hemorrhage, Visual acuity