Cataract surgery in eyes with associated coloboma: Predictors of outcome and safety of different surgical techniques
Conclusion: Favorable functional outcomes can be achieved with phacoemulsification in eyes with softer cataract and corneal diameter >8 mm and with M-SICS in eyes with hard cataracts and corneal diameter of 6–8 mm. PE should be considered as the primary choice whenever permissible by the corneal diameter and severity of nuclear sclerosis. Poor functional outcomes were seen in eyes with smaller corneal diameter, extensive chorioretinal coloboma, and intraoperative complications.
Source: Indian Journal of Ophthalmology - Category: Opthalmology Authors: Gaurav Kohli Chintan Shah Alok Sen Rajesh Joshi Devindra Sood Narendra Patidar Pradhnya Sen Devendra Sharma Tanya Jain Source Type: research