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

Table 4

Preoperative ophthalmic examination.

Preoperative ophthalmic examination	N (%)
Laterality (n = 100)
(i) Left eye	60 (60)
(ii) Right eye	40 (40)
Preoperative visual acuity (n = 100)
(i) <20/200	17 (17)
(ii) Between 20/200 and 20/40	75 (75)
(iii) >20/40	8 (8)
Patients with ocular hypertension (IOP > 21 mmHg) (n = 95)	12 (12.63)
Type of cataract (n = 100)
(i) Corticonuclear	63 (63)
(ii) Subcapsular posterior	2 (2)
(iii) Subcapsular posterior and corticonuclear	25 (25)
(iv) Brown cataract	7 (7)
(v) White cataract	3 (3)
Pseudoexfoliation syndrome (n = 74)	8 (10.81)
Pupil dilation (n = 71)
(i) Good (>6 mm)	44 (61.97)
(ii) Medium (4–6 mm)	17 (23.94)
(iii) Small (<4 mm)	10 (14.08)
Shallow anterior chamber (<2 mm) (n = 70)	6 (8.57)
Ocular axial length (mm) (n = 100)
(i) Between 22 and 26 mm	76 (76)
(ii) >26 mm	16 (16)
(iii) <22 mm	8 (8)

IOP: intraocular pressure.