Klinika oczna · 2000
[Postoperative ptosis after cataract extraction: own material].
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Kawa P, Siwek M, Mańkowska A, Zagórski Z
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To determine the incidence of postoperative ptosis in patients after cataract extraction and whether the type of local anaesthesia has any influence on the occurrence of this complication.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: This study comprised 72 patients who had phakoemulsification of cataract. In group I 36 patients received 2-point peribulbar anaesthesia and in group II 36 patients received retrobulbar anaesthesia and the lid block. No bridle suture was used in both groups. To evaluate the ptosis the distance between the upper lid margin and central corneal reflex was measured before and 3 days after the operation.
RESULTS: The ptosis of 2 mm occurred in one patient. There was no statistical difference between two groups referring to the incidence of ptosis.
CONCLUSION: This relatively low incidence may be due to not using bridle suture. The technique of anaesthesia seemed to have no influence on the incidence of postoperative ptosis in our study.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: This study comprised 72 patients who had phakoemulsification of cataract. In group I 36 patients received 2-point peribulbar anaesthesia and in group II 36 patients received retrobulbar anaesthesia and the lid block. No bridle suture was used in both groups. To evaluate the ptosis the distance between the upper lid margin and central corneal reflex was measured before and 3 days after the operation.
RESULTS: The ptosis of 2 mm occurred in one patient. There was no statistical difference between two groups referring to the incidence of ptosis.
CONCLUSION: This relatively low incidence may be due to not using bridle suture. The technique of anaesthesia seemed to have no influence on the incidence of postoperative ptosis in our study.