Autogenous scleral graft in implant extrusion.
McCarthy Rw, Swann Es
Abstract
McCarthy Rw, Swann Es
Abstract
The first case report of the use of an autogenous scleral patch graft is presented in the repair of an extruding implant. Its use eliminates the possibility of viral transmission by heterogenous grafts. Suitable material may be available if a primary evisceration was carried out, or if sclera is preserved at the time of enucleation of a severely ruptured globe.
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The first case report of the use of an autogenous scleral patch graft is presented in the repair of an extruding implant. Its use eliminates the possibility of viral transmission by heterogenous grafts. Suitable material may be available if a primary evisceration was carried out, or if sclera is preserved at the time of enucleation of a severely ruptured globe.
Key concepts: Enucleation, Sclera, Evisceration (ophthalmology), Implant, Medicine, Eye Enucleation, Surgery, Alternative medicine