American journal of ophthalmology case reports · 2022
Bilateral posterior capsule rupture and anterior vitreous prolapse from vigorous eye rubbing.
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Chen Darren A, Yassari Neeky, Kiss Szilárd, Starr Christopher E
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PURPOSE: We present the case of a 71-year-old male who developed decreased visual acuity eleven years after uncomplicated bilateral cataract extraction and in-the-bag IOL implantation following recent bouts of vigorous eye rubbing.
OBSERVATIONS: On examination, the posterior capsules were ruptured centrally in both eyes, and there was anterior vitreous prolapse bilaterally. While both IOLs remained in the visual axis, there was mild bilateral decentration and resultant decreased vision.
CONCLUSION AND IMPORTANCE: To the authors' knowledge, this is the first reported case of bilateral simultaneous posterior capsule rupture with anterior vitreous prolapse due to eye rubbing. Contrasting to previous case reports, this scenario demonstrates that severe eye rubbing can have variable severity and complications. Frequent and vigorous eye rubbing can be a precipitating cause of late postoperative posterior capsule rupture and should be avoided in pseudophakic patients, especially those with older IOL models.
OBSERVATIONS: On examination, the posterior capsules were ruptured centrally in both eyes, and there was anterior vitreous prolapse bilaterally. While both IOLs remained in the visual axis, there was mild bilateral decentration and resultant decreased vision.
CONCLUSION AND IMPORTANCE: To the authors' knowledge, this is the first reported case of bilateral simultaneous posterior capsule rupture with anterior vitreous prolapse due to eye rubbing. Contrasting to previous case reports, this scenario demonstrates that severe eye rubbing can have variable severity and complications. Frequent and vigorous eye rubbing can be a precipitating cause of late postoperative posterior capsule rupture and should be avoided in pseudophakic patients, especially those with older IOL models.