unaided vision after manual suture less small incision cataract surgery
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original study......unaided vision after MSICSTRANSCRIPT
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Unaided vision after manual suture less small incision cataract surgery (MSICS)
Dr Abdul Munim KhanMBBS MCPS FCPS
Associate Professor & HODOphthalmology
MBBS MC
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Introduction:
• Prevalence of blindness in Pakistan is 2.7 %
• In Pakistan cataract is major cause of blindness (51.5%) and also in the world(47.8% or 17.7 million persons)
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• Any opacity of crystalline lens of the eye is called cataract
• Treatment is mainly surgery
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• Phacoemulsification with foldable intra ocular lens (IOL) is the gold standard
• MSICS, a new surgical technique is gaining popularity as it is cheaper and less technology dependant and gives almost equal visual results as phaco
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• This study was done to assess the efficacy of MSICS by recording unaided vision four weeks after operation, in our population
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Material and methods:
• This study was done at a local NGO Eye Hospital
• Informed consent was taken from all the patients and permission was taken from the hospital ethics committee for conducting the study.
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• 78 consecutive patients who reported for follow up, four weeks after MSICS from 1 Jan - 31 Mar 2012 were selected for the study
• Patients were followed up on first post operative day, then at 2 weeks and finally at four weeks and four weeks the unaided vision was especially recorded
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Inclusion and exclusion criteria:
• Patients in whom cataract was the main cause of visual impairment were included in the study.
• Patients having uncontrolled diabetes and hypertension were excluded from the study.
• The data was collected on pre designed proforma and analyzed on SPSS 17
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• Scs
Steps Of Surgery
1. Frown Incision 2. Scleral Tunnel 3. Capulorrexhis
4. 5. Manual cracking of nucleus into two 6. Prolapse of heminucleus in AC
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7-8. Delivery of heminucleus 9-10. size main wound 5.5 mm
11. IOL 12. Implantation of IOL
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13. Dialing of IOL Into the Bag 14. Hydration of side-port
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Results:
• Out of total 78 patients, 49 (62.82%) were females and 29 (37.12%) were males.
• Ages ranged from 25-88 years (average 63.65 years)
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Pre-operative BCVA (%)
• 6/24-6/60 35 (44.87)
• Less than 6/60 41 (52.56)
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Post Operative Unaided Visual Acuity
Uncorrected
vision
Patient
number
percentage
6/6 23 29.4
6/9 26 33.3
6/12 19 24.3
6/18 2 2.5
6/24 4 5.1
6/36 1 1.2
6/60 3 3.8
Less than 6/60 0 0
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Astigmatism (SIA)
Pre operative 0.99 Diopters
Post operative 1.11 Diopters
SIA 0.12 Diopters
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Results according to WHO standards
Visual Acuity Post-operative
UCVA (%)
Good 6/18-6/6 70 (89.74)
Moderate 6/60 -6/24 10 (12.82)
Poor < 6/60 0 (0)
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• The treatment of cataract is cataract extraction
• The main objectives of modern cataract surgery
1. better unaided vision
2. rapid post surgical recovery
3. minimal complications
Discussion
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• Two types of cataract surgery are performed worldwide;
• 1. Extra Capsular Cataract Extraction with Intra Ocular Lens (ECCE with IOL)
• 2. Phacoemulsification with foldable IOL
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• MSICS, a new surgical technique is gaining popularity as it is cheaper and less technology dependant and gives almost equal visual results as phaco
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• various studies show that:
• visual results of Phacoemulsification are better than ECCE (Zawar and Gogate, 2011 )
• visual results of MSICS are better than ECCE.
• (Gilbert et al 2011)(Pershing and Kumar 2007) (Zia, Raza and Ali, 2010)
• MSICS is almost equal to Phacoemulsification and even better than phaco (Ruit et al 2007)
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Recommendation of WHO regarding outcome of any cataract surgery
After surgery vision may be Good (6/6-6/18) borderline and poor (<6/60)
Recommendation of WHO
Good uncorrected visual acuity in at least 80% and poor outcome in less than 5% of patients
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• In this study, nearly 90% of patients attained good unaided post op vision this is 10% more than the recommendation by WHO.
• Study by Ruit S et al in 2007 in Nepal also achieved similar results .
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Excellent unaided vision in MSICS is due to
• Small incision 5.5-7.00 mm as opposed to 10-12 mm in ECCE
• Scleral tunnel leading to self sealing incision requiring no sutures
• Astigmatically neutral location of the main incision
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Additional factors in this study
1. good pre operative evaluation
2. accurate biometry
3. construction of an optimal self sealing and almost astigmatically neutral sclera tunnel (SIA only 0.12 Diopters)
4. placement of IOL in the bag and
5. single experienced surgeon (author)
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•MSICS may preferred to phaco due the following reasons
1. Almost equal visual results
2. Very high Cost of phaco machine, phaco related consumables and maintenance
3. longer learning curve of Phaco
4. Use of expensive foldable IOLs in Phaco
5. Longer operative time of Phaco
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• Hence in developing countries like Pakistan MSICS maybe preferred method to carry out
high volume and relatively cheap cataract surgery
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Conclusion:
1. MSICS achieved excellent unaided visual outcome, 90% achieved good unaided vision.
2. It is highly effective in the rehabilitation of cataract patients.
3. Hence it is highly recommended especially for high volume cataract surgery in developing countries like Pakistan.
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