Retinal cases & brief reports · 2026
A CASE OF SUCCESSFUL CILIARY BODY SUTURE FOR RECURRENT MEMBRANOUS DEPOSITS AROUND THE INTRAOCULAR LENS IN A PATIENT WITH CYCLODIALYSIS.
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Otsubo Mitsuru, Takarada Kouji, Taneda Tatsurou, Kamiya Yuki, Nagaoka Taiji
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To report a case of recurrent membranous deposits around an intraocular lens that was effectively managed with ciliary body suturing after cyclodialysis.
METHODS: A 68-year-old man developed recurrent membranous deposits around an intraocular lens after scleral fixation associated with traumatic ciliary body detachment, resulting in a decrease in vision to 20/300. The patient underwent ciliary body suturing and membrane excision.
RESULTS: After ciliary body suturing and membrane excision, the recurrence of membranous deposits was prevented, and visual acuity improved to 20/25. No further depositions were observed, and additional surgery was not required.
CONCLUSION: Ciliary body suturing was effective for managing recurrent membranous deposits around the intraocular lens associated with cyclodialysis, suggesting its potential application in similar cases of traumatic eye injury.
METHODS: A 68-year-old man developed recurrent membranous deposits around an intraocular lens after scleral fixation associated with traumatic ciliary body detachment, resulting in a decrease in vision to 20/300. The patient underwent ciliary body suturing and membrane excision.
RESULTS: After ciliary body suturing and membrane excision, the recurrence of membranous deposits was prevented, and visual acuity improved to 20/25. No further depositions were observed, and additional surgery was not required.
CONCLUSION: Ciliary body suturing was effective for managing recurrent membranous deposits around the intraocular lens associated with cyclodialysis, suggesting its potential application in similar cases of traumatic eye injury.