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| Titre | Bag-in-the-lens during combined surgery for vitreoretinal disease: a window forever clear for patient and his physician |
| Abstract Nr. | 2076 |
| But | To assess the clinical outcomes and complication of bag-in-the-lens intraocular lens (BIL-IOL) implantation during combined cataract surgery and 23 Gauge transconjunctival sutureless vitrectomy (TSV-23) for vitreoretinal disease. |
| Méthodes | All patients had undergone combined cataract surgery and TSV-23 with BIL-IOL implantation by one single surgeon, they were recruited retrospectively from the electronic database from 2013–2017, and their data analyzed. In this cohort, there were 79 males, 48 females; average was 67 years-old (max 89 yo-min 36 yo); 17% (22/127) cases suffer diabetes mellitus (DM); 10% (13/127) cases hypertension arteriosus systemic. There were 37 cases of retinal detachment (RD), 64 of epiretinal membrane (ERM), 13 idiopathic macular hole (IMH), 13 of vitreous hemorrhage. |
| Résultats | The best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was 0,6±0,6 logMar preoperatively and 0,3±0,6 logMar postoperatively. There were 6 cases of BIL IOL luxation, the 5%. Posterior capsule opacification (PCO) did not occur in any adult eye during the follow-up. No fibrosis or synechie were present in the post operatory period. |
| Conclusion | The use of BIL-IOL during combined cataract surgery and TSV-23 was safe and efficacy, no eye developed PCO over a mean follow-up of 6±5,8 months. In addition, the BIL-IOL remained clear and improved the quality of clinical follow-up of this complex patients. |
| Conflit d'intérêt | Non |
Auteur 1
| Nom | MICHEZ |
| Initiales | M |
| Institut | Department of Ophthalmology Chirec |
| Ville | Brussels |
Auteur 2
| Nom | Bali |
| Initiales | E |
| Institut | Department of Ophthalmology Chirec |
| Ville | Brussels |
Auteur 3
| Nom | Baronissi |
| Initiales | I |
| Institut | Eye Clinic, Department of Neurosciences, University of Naples Federico II |
| Ville | Naples |
Auteur 4
| Nom | Tassignon |
| Initiales | MJ |
| Institut | Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Ophthalmology, UZA |
| Ville | Anvers |
Auteur 5
| Nom | Nì Dhughbhaill |
| Initiales | S |
| Institut | Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Ophthalmology, UZA |
| Ville | Anvers |
Auteur 6
| Nom | Haider |
| Initiales | H |
| Institut | Department of Ophthalmology Chirec |
| Ville | Brussels |