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

Table 3

Etiologies responsible for the visual acuity loss of the first eye.

Etiologies responsible for the loss of the first eye (n = 95)	N (%)
Amblyopia	24 (25.26)
(i) Strabismus	8 (8.42)
(ii) Anisometropia	2 (2.11)
(iii) Etiology not specified	14 (14.73)
Ocular trauma	8 (8.42)
Complicated cataract surgery	7 (7.37)
Corneal degeneration	1 (1.05)
Glaucoma
(i) Closed-angle glaucoma	2 (2.11)
(ii) Open-angle glaucoma	3 (3.16)
Retinal disease
(i) Myopic macular degeneration	5 (5.26)
(ii) Retinal detachment	16 (16.84)
(iii) Macular hole	1 (1.05)
(iv) Age-related macular degeneration	17 (17.89)
(v) Retinitis pigmentosa	1 (1.05)
(vi) Central retinal artery occlusion	3 (3.16)
(vii) Central retinal vein occlusion	4 (4.21)
Inflammatory optic neuritis	2 (2.11)
Posterior uveitis	1 (1.05)