VISUAL OUTCOME AND POST-OPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF TRAUMATIC CATARACT

sults with techniques other than extracapsular cataract extrac- tion associated with the scleral fixation of IOL in the ciliary sulcus, this can be considered a surgical option

In summary, this study found that the risk of traumatic corneal graft rupture after keratoplasty is significant, even years after the surgery, and may cause a bad visual

This study aimed at identifying the daily life difficul- ties perceived by patients suffering from senile cataract, before and after undergoing second eye cataract surgery, at

To improve the outcome of our cataract sur- gery the following should be applied: (1) cata- ract surgeons must monitor their intraoperative complications and the visual outcome

Purpose: The aim of the present study is to assess central corneal edema and visual recovery after cataract surgery performed according to two technologies: conventional ultrasonic

Inclusion criteria were: patients submitted to cataract surgery (without complications) with multifocal IOL implantation and up to +3.00 D; astigmatism <-1.00 D; patients

Variables analyzed included patients age, sex, race, systemic diseases, eyes comorbidities, type of cataract, visual acuity before and after the surgery, complications, number

Impact of nepafenac 0.1% on macular thickness and postoperative visual acuity after cataract surgery in patients at low risk for cystoid macular oedema.. Dellape R, Jr., Fortes