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

Table 5

Course of the surgical procedure.

Course of the surgical procedure	N (%)
Operating conditions
Hospitalization (n = 100)
(i) Outpatient	52 (52)
(ii) Inpatient	48 (48)
Anesthesia (n = 100)
(i) Topical	62 (62)
(ii) Locoregional	9 (9)
(iii) General	29 (29)
Surgeon seniority (n = 100)
(i) Senior	57 (57)
(ii) Young	43 (43)
Surgical material
Capsular blue dye (n = 99)	16 (16.16)
Iris retractors (n = 99)	9 (9.09)
IOL implantation
Location (n = 100)
(i) Capsular bag	95 (95)
(ii) Sulcus	3 (3)
(iii) Iris-claw intraocular lens (posterior artisan)	2 (2)
Material (n = 100)
(i) Hydrophilic acrylic	84 (84)
(ii) Hydrophobic acrylic	16 (16)
Toric IOLs (n = 100)	4 (4)
Intraoperative complications (n = 99)	5 (5.05)
(i) Capsular rupture	2 (2.02)
(ii) Capsular lesion without rupture	1 (1.01)
(iii) Zonulolysis	1 (1.01)
(iv) Iris laceration	1 (1.01)
Corneal suture at the end of surgery (n = 99)	6 (6.06)
Subconjunctival injection of corticosteroids (n = 99)	6 (6.06)
Automated anterior vitrectomy (n = 99)	1 (1.01)