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The influence of anticoagulants and/or antiplatelets on the strabismus surgery Junna Horio 1 , Yoshiko Takai 1,2 , Emi Iwata 3 , Chie Iwase 1 , Kiyoko Ukai 1 , Kumi Fujiwara 1 , Hiroko Terasaki 1 1Department of Ophthalmology, Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine 2Okada Eye Clinic 3Department of Ophthalmology, Nishio Municipal Hospital pp.309-314
Published Date 2016/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410211727
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Abstract Purpose: To reveal the influence of anticoagulants/antiplatelets on the strabismus surgery.

Subjects and Methods: Ten patients in Nagoya University Hospital, seven male and three female, were taking anticoagulants/antiplatelets and had undergone rectus muscle recession/resection procedures under local anesthesia during the period of August 2011-March 2015. The mean age of participants were 65.1±10.4 years old. Operation time, anti-thrombotic medication, international normalized ratio-prothrombin time(PT-INR), perioperative hemorrhagic complication were extracted from clinical records.

Results: Before operation, five patients withdrawn antiplatelets, one patient who was at higher risk of infarction used heparin sodium as a replacement for anticoagulants, another patient used dalteparin sodium to replace antiplatelet, two patients taking antiplatelets and one patient taking anticoagulant did not withdraw. During the perioperative period, no remarkable ocular and general complications were found even if the medications were withdrawn, except for one patient who was using ethyl icosapentate for hypertension, who visited the emergency room after surgery because of severe subconjunctival hemorrhage. Mild hemorrhage was observed in all patients. Mean PT-INR one week before operation was 1.6±0.2(n=2)for who anticoagulants group and 0.98±0.07(n=8)for antiplatelets group.

Conclusions: Any severe complications were not observed.


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