Vestnik oftalmologii · 2017
[Surgical treatment of purulent corneal ulcers in eyes with neurotrophic keratitis and paralytic lagophthalmos].
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Kasparova Evg A, Sobkova O I, Kasparova E A, Fedorov A A, Kasparov A A
Аннотация
AIM: to develop a surgical approach to the treatment of purulent corneal ulcer in eyes with neurotrophic keratitis with lagophthalmos after auditory neuroma removal or stroke.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: A total of 12 patients (13 eyes) have been managed. All received combined surgery that included simultaneous keratoplasty, autoconjunctivoplasty, and permanent partial tarsorrhaphy.
RESULTS: Ocular integrity was preserved in all cases, and also vision - in half of them. In 29% of cases, visual acuity increased from 0.09±0.05 up tо 0.21±0.13. Lagophthalmos decreased from 5.86±1.35 mm down to 3.01±0.75 mm.
CONCLUSION: Patients with intracranial lesions complicated by neurotrophic keratitis and lagophthalmos often develop progressive purulent ulcers of the cornea. One-step keratoplasty, autoconjunctivoplasty, and permanent partial tarsorrhaphy is an effective treatment that can help preserve visual function in such eyes.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: A total of 12 patients (13 eyes) have been managed. All received combined surgery that included simultaneous keratoplasty, autoconjunctivoplasty, and permanent partial tarsorrhaphy.
RESULTS: Ocular integrity was preserved in all cases, and also vision - in half of them. In 29% of cases, visual acuity increased from 0.09±0.05 up tо 0.21±0.13. Lagophthalmos decreased from 5.86±1.35 mm down to 3.01±0.75 mm.
CONCLUSION: Patients with intracranial lesions complicated by neurotrophic keratitis and lagophthalmos often develop progressive purulent ulcers of the cornea. One-step keratoplasty, autoconjunctivoplasty, and permanent partial tarsorrhaphy is an effective treatment that can help preserve visual function in such eyes.