Klinische Monatsblatter fur Augenheilkunde · 2004
[Orbital decompression in graves disease: indications, techniques, results and complications].
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Аннотация
BACKGROUND: The surgical rehabilitation of patients with Graves disease involves orbital decompression and various lid and extraocular muscle procedures.
METHODS: We have reviewed the literature and include a presentation of our own results.
RESULTS: The indications for orbital decompression include not only functional reasons (optic neuropathy, keratopathy, glaucoma, pain) but also aesthetic and psychosocial reasons without visual problems. Current techniques for orbital decompression (bone versus fat removal) are described and discussed. Results demonstrating a mean reduction of proptosis (4 - 6 mm) and complications (mainly diplopia in 3 - 12 %) are presented for coronal and transconjunctival approaches and compared with other methods.
CONCLUSION: Current techniques of orbital decompression are effective and safe and are therefore increasingly used not only for functional but also for aesthetic or "rehabilitative" indications.
METHODS: We have reviewed the literature and include a presentation of our own results.
RESULTS: The indications for orbital decompression include not only functional reasons (optic neuropathy, keratopathy, glaucoma, pain) but also aesthetic and psychosocial reasons without visual problems. Current techniques for orbital decompression (bone versus fat removal) are described and discussed. Results demonstrating a mean reduction of proptosis (4 - 6 mm) and complications (mainly diplopia in 3 - 12 %) are presented for coronal and transconjunctival approaches and compared with other methods.
CONCLUSION: Current techniques of orbital decompression are effective and safe and are therefore increasingly used not only for functional but also for aesthetic or "rehabilitative" indications.