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[Cataract operations and implantation of intraocular lenses in children and adolescents].

L Procházková, Pavel Rozsival

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The authors are presenting the results of 60 cataract operations performed in 54 patients younger then 18 years. Traumatic cataract was operated in 33 patient (29 boys, 4 girls), congenital cataract in 19 eyes and complicated cataract in 8 eyes. The visual acuity 0.5 and better was gained in 40% of the eyes in which it was possible to find out the visual acuity. This visual acuity was achieved in 50% of 19 patients with IOL implantation (the youngest was 4 years old). The visual acuity was 0.5 and better in 75% of 12 patients regularly wearing contact lens. The worse results were in patients with congenital cataract-just one eye from 10, in which the visual acuity was possible to evaluate, had the visual acuity 0.5. In one case it was necessary to replace the luxated posterior chamber IOL. The IOL implantation in children, especially in those with traumatic cataract, is becoming more frequent.

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The authors are presenting the results of 60 cataract operations performed in 54 patients younger then 18 years. Traumatic cataract was operated in 33 patient (29 boys, 4 girls), congenital cataract in 19 eyes and complicated cataract in 8 eyes. The visual acuity 0.5 and better was gained in 40% of the eyes in which it was possible to find out the visual acuity. This visual acuity was achieved in 50% of 19 patients with IOL implantation (the youngest was 4 years old). The visual acuity was 0.5 and better in 75% of 12 patients regularly wearing contact lens. The worse results were in patients with congenital cataract-just one eye from 10, in which the visual acuity was possible to evaluate, had the visual acuity 0.5. In one case it was necessary to replace the luxated posterior chamber IOL. The IOL implantation in children, especially in those with traumatic cataract, is becoming more frequent.

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The authors are presenting the results of 60 cataract operations performed in 54 patients younger then 18 years. Traumatic cataract was operated in 33 patient (29 boys, 4 girls), congenital cataract in 19 eyes and complicated cataract in 8 eyes. The visual acuity 0.5 and better was gained in 40% of the eyes in which it was possible to find out the visual acuity. This visual acuity was achieved in 50% of 19 patients with IOL implantation (the youngest was 4 years old). The visual acuity was 0.5 and better in 75% of 12 patients regularly wearing contact lens. The worse results were in patients with congenital cataract-just one eye from 10, in which the visual acuity was possible to evaluate, had the visual acuity 0.5. In one case it was necessary to replace the luxated posterior chamber IOL. The IOL implantation in children, especially in those with traumatic cataract, is becoming more frequent.

Key concepts: Visual acuity, Medicine, Traumatic cataract, Ophthalmology, Intraocular lens, Intraocular lenses, Optometry, Cataract extraction

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