[PDF] Top 20 Comparative study of visual outcome in MSICS & Phacoemulsification

... of Phacoemulsification were well documented but there were inherent disadvantages like danger of trauma to the endothelium (especially in the early stage of the “learning curve”) and the fact that it was not ... See full document

... either phacoemulsification or manual small incision cataract surgery in patients more than 50 years with white cataract (mature/ hypermature /intumescent) and adequate pupillary dilatation ... See full document

... proposed study was conducted on 80 patients attending the OPD of upgraded department of ophthalmology ...a comparative study which included patients with age related cataract ... See full document

... early visual rehabilitation and minimal induced ...countries Phacoemulsification costs nearly 5-10 times more than standard ECCE with IOL, whereas Manual SICS costs nearly same or even slightly less than ... See full document

... Endothelium Outcome After Torsional Phacoemulsification ...randomized study. Methods: This is a prospective study that was performed on 20 patients to estimate postoperative corneal ... See full document

... prospective study included 40 diabetic patients with or diabetic ...underwent visual acuity testing and The final best corrected visual acuity at the end of 1 month and 6 months was in 6/6 in 95% of ... See full document

... Topical anesthesia in general has been found to be safe and effective for phacoemulsification surgery [4] [6]- [12]. It has many advantages. It eliminates the risks associated with retrobulbar and peribulbar ... See full document

... This study aims at analyzing the visual and refractive outcomes following simultaneous phacoemulsification and pterygium excision with conjunctival autograft ...Design-Retrospective study. ... See full document

... If phacoemulsification is performed, it is advisable to perform a large capsulorrhexis with a 7mm optic lens, thus allowing the better visualization of the fundus for PRP if ... See full document

... analytical study was conducted on102 patients who were operated for senile cataract over a period of six months with phacoemulsification ...final outcome measures were the uncorrected visual ... See full document

... and visual outcomes in cases converted from phacoemulsification to ...which phacoemulsification was initiated and then converted to ...and visual outcomes at 3 ...complicated ... See full document

... our study the age of patient varied from 25-65 years which clearly indicates that the study group included both the stationary and progressive type of ...our study which does not mean the non ... See full document

... Another study also in- dicated that patients aged > 90 years had a higher risk of poor VA outcome ...Another study of 37 patients aged ≥90 years also found that postoperative VA was worse with ... See full document

... Background: The art of instrumental vaginal delivery is fading as more and more obstetricians resort to caesarean sections. Instrumental deliveries are deliveries accomplished with the use of vacuum device or forceps. ... See full document

... this study, we observed that IP software enables use of a smaller volume of fluid and a shorter aspiration time during phacoemulsification of hard ...including visual recovery and endothelium ... See full document

... our study , there is sufficient evidence to conclude that the posterior chamber phakic intraocular lens are safe and effective in patients with high myopia in terms of parameters like AC depth, Angle of Anterior ... See full document

... Both the groups of BMI required induction of labor because of prolonged labor. Caesarean section (40%) was as high as normal vaginal delivery in both groups. Preterm birth was commoner than postdatism. Congenital ... See full document

... the patient improved and didn’t get affected by this pathological condition. In two people, also, appeared aspects on the Descemet’s membrane fifteen days after phacoemulsification. As a result, the first patient ... See full document

... Diagnosis of pilonidal disease is mostly clinical; there are no specific investigations that are needed for the confirmation of its diagnosis. However, in patients presenting with discharge, the discharge was sent for ... See full document

... About 35.7% patients in the present study lacked acute markers of known hepatitis viruses and were classified as indeterminate. Similar percentage of indeterminate cause of ALF was shown by Khuroo et al, while ... See full document