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A case of low vision care for a patient with severe/pathological myopia who had difficulties working near vision after cataract surgery Akiko Yamada 1 , Kanji Hori 1,2 , Takako Matsui 1 , Naomi Kameyama 1 , Tomomi Nishida-Shimizu 2 1Department of Rehabilitation, Low Vision Training, Hospital, National Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities 2Department of Medical Treatment(2), Ophthalmology, Hospital, National Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities pp.491-498
Published Date 2023/4/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410214768
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Abstract Purpose:A report on low vision care for patients with severe/pathological myopia who had difficulty in working on object in close-proximity due to changes in refractive value after cataract surgery.

Case:The patient is a man in his 80 s, with severe/pathological myopia. He used to read and write unaided with the object of interest held at close-proximity. However, after cataract surgery at another hospital, he complained of difficulty in unaided reading and writing, as well as using a hand magnifier(24D)and visited our hospital. Preoperative corrected visual acuity was 0.01 in both eyes, and postoperative corrected visual acuity in the right and left eye were 0.04 and 0.03 respectively. The preoperative refraction value changed from −20.00D and −18.25D in equivalent spherical value to −0.75D and −0.375D after surgery. In order to obtain the maximum near vision possible with high myopia using high power plus glasses, high addition was necessary. However the working distance was short with high addition, and it led to eye fatigue when reading and writing. Therefore, we introduced a closed-circuit television capable of high magnification, but there was a strong desire for close-up vision, leading to difficulty in choosing. After multiple trials, the prescription of binocular +11.25D high power plus lens glasses improved the difficulty in near vision work. The present case study shows that patients with severe/pathological myopia, in whom it is difficult to significantly improve visual acuity after cataract surgery, may complain of difficulty in vision due to changes in the visual environment, such as being unable to see close-up when the postoperative refraction value is close to emmetropia. In addition, it was found that there is a limit to the reproducibility of the maximum near vision obtained by high myopia with spectacles after surgery.

Conclusion:In cataract surgery for patients with severe/pathological myopia, who may have low vision even after cataract surgery, it is suggested that a postoperative refractive value that preserves myopia considering the maximum near vision after surgery should be selected.


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