DR. APEKSHA KATARIA

DR. HEENA PATEL, DR. MEHUL SHAH, DR. SHREYA SHAH

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: WE REVIEWED RESULTS OF SCLERAL FIXATED IOL

METHODS: WE RETROSPECTIVELY STUDIED SECONDARY INTRAOCULAR LENS (IOL) IMPLANTATION IN APHAKIC EYES FROM 2003 TO 2019. WE STUDIED SCLERAL FIXATED IOL OUT OF THEM. ALL DATA RETRIEVED FROM EMR,THE PRE & POSTOPERATIVE VISUAL ACUITY (VA) & OTHER DETAILS WERE RECORDED. THE DATA WAS ANALYSED USING SPSS 22.

RESULT: OUR COHORT CONSISTED OF 1098 EYES OF APHAKIA,17.4%WERE SF IOL MEAN AGE WAS 52+/-19.2 12.2% WERE PATIENT OF PEDIATRIC AGE GROUP. OUT OF 192 EYES 31.8% OF TRAUMATIC AETIOLOGY. WHEN COMPARED FINAL VISUAL OUTCOME WAS >6/24 IN 44.8%, AND POST OPERATIVE VISUAL OUTCOME SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT P<0.02. CORNEAL EDEMA ,SECONDARY GLAUCOMA WAS MAIN CAUSE FOR NOT IMPROVEMENT OF VISION. PEDIATRIC EYES PERFORMED WELL AND EYES FOLLOWING TRAUMA ALSO DID WELL. CONCLUSION: SCLERAL FIXATED LENS IS GOOD OPTION FOR MANAGEMENT OF APHAKIA WITHOUT MUCH COMPLICATIONS.