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1/2/2004
vol. 106 abstract:
Original paper
Premises and preoperative causes of posterior capsule rupture during cataract surgery
Alfred Warczyński
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,
Lech Gawron
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,
Aleksandra Usowska
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,
Arkadiusz Goś
1
,
Andrzej Stankiewicz
1
Online publish date: 2004/02/21
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Purpose
Retrospective analyze of dependence between intra-operative lens posterior capsule rupture during cataract removal surgery and local and general patient condition. Material and methods 2092 cataract operations was performed in 1998 -2001. 97 patients has a posterior capsule rupture. In 1029 facoemulsifications were 48 capsule posterior ruptures and 49 in extracapsularis cataract removals. Conclusions Local changes, like grade of cataract maturity, PEX syndrome, inflammations and structural changes of vitreous body has a crucial influence on the operation process. Age of patient, metabolic abnormalities, diabetes, hypertension and collagen diseases are general causes of lens capsule posterior rupture. keywords:
cataract, posterior capsule rupture, ECCE, phacoemulsification |
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