Cataract Surgery in One-Eyed Patients: A Cohort Study of 100 Patients

Table 2

Ophthalmologic history and ocular treatments of the seeing eye.

Ophthalmologic history and ocular treatments (n = 100)	N (%)
No past history	24 (24)
Acute anterior uveitis	1 (1)
Corneal disease
(i) Cornea guttata	1 (1)
(ii) Corneal degeneration, dystrophy	3 (3)
(iii) Pterygium	1 (1)
Ocular hypertension/glaucoma	32 (32)
(i) Open-angle glaucoma	30 (30)
(ii) Closed-angle glaucoma	2 (2)
(iii) Neovascular glaucoma	0 (0)
Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD)	22 (22)
Retinal pathologies (except for ARMD)
(i) Myopic macular degeneration	13 (13)
(ii) Pseudovitelliform macular dystrophy	3 (3)
(iii) Macular hole/lamellar hole	2 (2)
(iv) Epimacular membrane	7 (7)
(v) Retinal detachment	1 (1)
(vi) Familial retinal dystrophy	2 (2)
(vii) Diabetic retinopathy/diabetic macular edema	7 (7)
(viii) Central retinal vein occlusion	4 (4)
Retrobulbar optic neuritis	1 (1)
Nystagmus	3 (3)
Use of hypotonic drops	32 (32)
Surgical history	7 (7)
(i) Trabeculectomy	3 (3)
(ii) Retinal detachment	1 (1)
(iii) Eyelid surgery	1 (1)
(iv) Refractive surgery	1 (1)
Ophthalmologic history limiting the final visual recovery	48 (48)