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Long-term course of sympathetic ophthalmia secondary to retinal detachment surgery Hisako Ninomiya 1,2 , Minoru Tanaka 2 1Ninomiya Eye Clinic 2Dept of Ophthalmol, Juntendo Urayasu Hosp pp.421-424
Published Date 1999/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410906252
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A 68-year-old male underwent retinal detachment surgery in his left eye with drainage of subretinal fluid, retinal cryopexy and scleral encircling. Sympathetic ophthalmia developed 6 months later. It subsided after 5 months of treatment with systemic corticosteroid. He was followed up for 10 years until present. Currently, his visual acuity is light perception left and 0.7 right. The left eye has glaucomatous optic atrophy. Both eyes showes extensive depigmentation in the choroid. He was positive for HLA All and DR4. Indocyanine green angiography, performed 10 years after onset, showed dye leakage from choroidal vessels and patchy hypofluorescence. These features seemed to show that irreversible circulatory disturbance in the choroid may develop in eyes with protracted sympathetic ophthalmia. The incidence of postoperative sympathetic ophthalmia in our hospital was 2 out of 8,970 cases (0.02%) in general and 1 case out of 894 cases (0.11%) of transscleral retinal detachment surgery.


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