[PDF] Top 20 Risk factors for requirement of filtration surgery after vitrectomy in patients with proliferative diabetic retinopathy

... to patients using the Toho University Sakura Medical Center website in accor- dance with the guidelines for clinical research set out by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and ...All patients provided ... See full document

... some patients before ...Many patients with VH and TRD did not undergo FA testing, making the preoperative assessment of intraocular ischemia ...NVG risk, retinal ischemia should be evaluated with FA ... See full document

... once after surgery in patients with preoperative vitreous VEGF concentration exceeding 1,000 ...primary vitrectomy was a signi fi cant risk factor for early postoperative VH in ... See full document

... in patients treat- ed with ranibizumab, but ranibizumab inject- ion increased the risk of thrombus of ...conclusion, vitrectomy combined with intra- vitreal ranibizumab significantly improved the ... See full document

... in patients with proliferative diabetic ...changes after PRP may also continue, which in turn can cause changes in visual evoked potential ... See full document

... cataract surgery due to the progression of NS from 6 to 12 months postop- erative (Table ...cataract surgery from 12 to 24 months ...cataract surgery was ...the patients who underwent cataract ... See full document

... was statistically significant (P,0.01). Vascular leakage can induce edema. Severe edema requires treatment with high-laser energy, but the damage to the retina is also great. Drug injection 1 week before laser ... See full document

... Kohner 2003 "Clinical risk factors predicting the presence of Sight Threatening Retinopathy.. in patients with diabetes at presentation to a Diabetic Retinopathy clinic: A cohort study".[r] ... See full document

... the lowest found in the INDIAB study at 5.4±1.1% [3]. In diabetics without retinopathy (G2), it was found to be 7.02% as compared to the PDR group (G6) with 7.00%. This could be due to stricter glycaemic control ... See full document

... 20-gauge vitrectomy for proliferative diabetic retin- opathy in the largest published patient series to date, this study is limited by being retrospective and ...20-gauge vitrectomy and ... See full document

... for diabetic complications have generally improved, probably for many reasons including improved surgical techniques, instrumentation, and visua- ...many patients with PDR require PPV and even then some ... See full document

... the patients developed 4th CN palsy, and reason that the trochlear nerve was involved remains ...unknown. After controlling for age and duration of DM, this study showed that type P DM patients ... See full document

... of patients with PDR (Table ...the proliferative vitreoretinal diseases, postoperative fibrous proliferation, and neovas- ...manifestations after vitrectomy in terms of inhibiting the ... See full document

... between retinopathy and fasting plasma glucose (FPG), (Pradeepa, Mohan, Ganesan & Rema, ...strong risk factor with the incidence of proliferative diabetic retinopathy as stated ... See full document

... included diabetic retinopathy in 39 patients (21 with proliferative retinopathy and twelve with background retinopathy), wet age-related macular degeneration in 25, and retinal ... See full document

... ‘‘diabetic retinopathy’’ AND ‘‘mean platelet ...Retinopathies, Diabetic [Title/Abstract] OR Retinopathy, Diabetic[Title/Abstract])) OR diabetic retinopathy[Title/ ... See full document

... laser surgery. Appropriate laser photocoagulation surgery reduces the risk of visual loss by more than 50%, compared with no treatment ...vision, patients with CSME should be considered for ... See full document

... of diabetic retinopathy tiers the use of shading fundus ...on diabetic retinopathy patients non-extended understudy and coffee- separation ... See full document

... of retinopathy in the context of current systemic management have not been adequately explored with real world ...for diabetic retinopathy, advising the patient and their diabetic care team ... See full document

... consecutive patients of type 2 diabetes mellitus [without DR (No DR, n = 97); non-proliferative DR (NPDR, n = 91); proliferative DR (PDR, n = 83)] and healthy controls (n = 82) was under- ... See full document