Ophthalmic surgery and lasers · 1998
Restoration of the anophthalmic socket with secondary implantation of a coralline hydroxyapatite sphere.
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Georgiadis N S, Terzidou C D, Dimitriadis A S
Аннотация
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Restoration of the anophthalmic socket to improve the aesthetic result on the face.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: The authors describe variations in the technique of secondary orbital implantation in 10 patients using the scleral-wrapped hydroxyapatite (HA) sphere implant. Secondary implantation was performed in 4 patients without a previously inserted orbital implant, in 4 patients as an exchange procedure with a preexisting orbital implant, and in 2 patients with eviscerated eyes. Two of these patients proceeded with the drilling operation.
RESULTS: All 10 patients achieved a better facial appearance. There were no postoperative complications during the follow-up period of between 6 and 53 months.
CONCLUSION: Based on the authors' experience, secondary implantation of the HA sphere is a procedure of choice with no complications, but requires considerable skill and patience on the part of the surgeon.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: The authors describe variations in the technique of secondary orbital implantation in 10 patients using the scleral-wrapped hydroxyapatite (HA) sphere implant. Secondary implantation was performed in 4 patients without a previously inserted orbital implant, in 4 patients as an exchange procedure with a preexisting orbital implant, and in 2 patients with eviscerated eyes. Two of these patients proceeded with the drilling operation.
RESULTS: All 10 patients achieved a better facial appearance. There were no postoperative complications during the follow-up period of between 6 and 53 months.
CONCLUSION: Based on the authors' experience, secondary implantation of the HA sphere is a procedure of choice with no complications, but requires considerable skill and patience on the part of the surgeon.