Developing the technology of immediate sequential bilateral cataract surgery and assessing its clinical effectiveness
Автор: Igor B. Medvedev, Dmitry F. Pokrovsky
Журнал: Saratov Medical Journal @sarmj
Статья в выпуске: 3 Vol.3, 2022 года.
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Objective: development of the technology of immediate sequential bilateral cataract surgery (ISВCS) and assessment of its clinical effectiveness. Materials and Methods. Our study was conducted in two stages. At stage I, we reviewed the published materials on traditional algorithm of conducting ISВCS, as a result of which, a modified algorithm for performing surgical intervention (mоISBCS) was developed. At stage II, 130 patients (mean age of 58.4±1.8 years) with uncomplicated binocular cataract were under observation. Patients were divided into two groups of similar age and eye condition. The main group included 67 people (134 eyes), who underwent mоISBCS. The control group comprised 63 subjects (126 eyes), who underwent surgery on the second eye (delayed sequential bilateral cataract surgery, DSВCS) 21–28 days after the first operation. Results. The analysis of traditional provisions served the basis for improving ISВCS technology by including a long (at least 60 min) pause between operations with a comprehensive examination of the patient in the algorithm of surgical intervention. The obtained data demonstrated similar clinical effectiveness of mоISBCS and DSВCS. Conclusion. The mоISBCS technology can be considered an effective and safe method of cataract surgical treatment, which is especially important for patients with occupation yielding a visual stress.
Cataract phacoemulsification, infectious endophthalmitis, target refraction
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/149146155
IDR: 149146155 | DOI: 10.15275/sarmj.2022.0302
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