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Outcome of transscleral sulcus fixation of intraocular lens Mutsuko Kato 1 , Tadashi Nakayama 1 , Mio Hosokawa 1 , Yumi Kumase 1 , Mayumi Takabatake 1 , Yumiko Teraishi 1 1Dept of Ophthalmol, Japan Red Cross Okayama Hosp pp.503-509
Published Date 2013/4/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410104672
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Abstract. Purpose:To report the outcome of transscleral sulcus fixation of intraocular lens(IOL). Cases:This review was made on 3,055 eyes that received cataract surgery during the past 52 months. Luxation of the lens developed in 35 eyes(1.1%). Sulcus fixation of IOL was made on 19 eyes of 17 cases. The underlying cases included pseudoexfoliation syndrome 7 eyes, iatrogenic factors 5 eyes, trauma 3 eyes, atopic dermatitis 2 eyes and Marfan syndrome 2 eyes. Results:All the eyes showed good visual acuity after an average of 26 months. Surgically induced astigmatism averaged 1.38 diopters in 7 eyes after sclerocorneal incision of 7 to 12 mm and 0.65 diopters after 3 to 4 mm. The difference was significant(p=0.047). Corneal endothelial cells decreased by an average of 11.8%. The decrease averaged 17.7% in the initial 10 eyes and 5.2% in the latter 9 eyes. The difference was significant(p=0.029). Iris capture occurred in 4 out of initial 13 eyes(31%). The latter 6 eyes received prophylactic peripheral iridectomy. Iris capture recurred in one of the 6 eyes. Conclusion:Sclerocorneal incision resulted in decreased surgically induced astigmatism in sulcus fixation of IOL. Peripheral iridectomy was effective in preventing iris capture.


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