Pathogens and outcomes of fifty-one eyeball evisceration

中国实用眼科杂志 Pub Date : 2017-04-10 DOI:10.3760/CMA.J.ISSN.1006-4443.2017.04.016

Jianmei Yuan

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Abstract

Objective To analyze pathogens and outcomes of fifty-one eyeball evisceration. Methods The data of pathogens and outcomes of 51 inpatients (51 eyes) undergone eyeball evisceration were collected and analyzed from January 2000 to May 2015 retrospectively. Results Fifty-one eyes consisted of 18 eyeball atrophy, 14 serious lacerated wound, 9 secondary glaucoma, 6 corneal ulcers with perforation, 4 entophthalmia. Conclusions Evisceration associated with stage Ⅰ implantation not only can decrease exposed implants and narrow conjunctival saccus, but also can reduce reoperation pains and economic pressures. Key words: Evisceration; Pathogen; Outcome

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51例眼球摘除的病原菌及预后分析

目的分析51例眼球摘除的致病菌及预后。方法回顾性分析2000年1月~ 2015年5月51例(51只眼)行眼球摘除手术的病原菌及转归资料。结果眼球萎缩18眼，严重撕裂伤14眼，继发性青光眼9眼，角膜溃疡伴穿孔6眼，眼内炎4眼。结论Ⅰ期植入术除可减少假体外露和结膜囊狭窄外，还可减少再次手术的痛苦和经济压力。关键词:内脏;病原体;结果

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