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Outcome of pupilloplasty for traumatic mydriasis Takayuki Jo 1 , Hajime Bandou 1 , Yuki Tomita 1 , Norio Kiboshi 1 , Hiroshi Nakashima 1 , Toshihide Ikeda 1 , Kazuyuki Emi 1 1Dept of Ophthalmol, Osaka Rosai Hosp pp.895-900
Published Date 2015/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410211381
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Abstract. Purpose:To report 2 cases who received pupilloplasty for traumatic paeralytic mydriasis. Cases:One case was a 54-year-old male who was hit by a door knob in the right eye. After treatment for scleral rupture and vitreous hemorrhage, he developed paralytic mydriasis with pupillary diameter of 8 mm. The condition was treated by gently pulling the iris margin with vitreous forceps at 5 sites. The pupillary diameter became 4 mm. There has been no photophobia for one year until present. The other case was a 41-year-old male. His right eye was injured by an airbag after collision while driving a car. Paralytic mydriasis developed after emergency surgery. The pupillary diameter was 9 mm when seen 3 months after the accident. The condition was treated by gently pulling the iris margin with vitreous forceps at 8 sites with additional iridodplasty by placing 2 sutures. The pupillary diameter became 4 mm. There has been no photophobia for one year until present. Conclusion:Mechanical iris pulling technique was effective for posttraumatic paralytic mydriasis.


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