The British journal of ophthalmology · 2000
Painful blind eye: efficacy of enucleation and evisceration in resolving ocular pain.
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Shah-Desai S D, Tyers A G, Manners R M
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AIMS: To assess the effectiveness of enucleation or evisceration in relieving pain from painful blind eyes.
METHODS: 24 patients with intractable ocular pain underwent enucleation or evisceration with or without an orbital implant.
RESULTS: Complete pain relief was achieved in all patients at an average time of 3 months (range 1-15 months). Seven patients required further medical or surgical treatment in addition to removal of the globe.
CONCLUSION: Enucleation and evisceration were effective in relieving ocular pain in all patients with a painful blind eye in our study. However, complications of surgery and orbital implants can cause recurrent pain.
METHODS: 24 patients with intractable ocular pain underwent enucleation or evisceration with or without an orbital implant.
RESULTS: Complete pain relief was achieved in all patients at an average time of 3 months (range 1-15 months). Seven patients required further medical or surgical treatment in addition to removal of the globe.
CONCLUSION: Enucleation and evisceration were effective in relieving ocular pain in all patients with a painful blind eye in our study. However, complications of surgery and orbital implants can cause recurrent pain.