AIM： To compare long-term outcome of primary and recurrent pterygium surgery with three different techniques： combined conjunctival autograft and overlay amniotic membrane transplantation （CAT with AMT）, conjuncti...AIM： To compare long-term outcome of primary and recurrent pterygium surgery with three different techniques： combined conjunctival autograft and overlay amniotic membrane transplantation （CAT with AMT）, conjunctival autograft transplantation （CAT） alone and amniotic membrane transplantation （AMT） alone. METHODS： In this retrospective study, 142 eyes of 142 pterygium patients （104 primary, 38 recurrent）who underwent CAT （group A）, AMT （group B） or CAT with AMT （group C） respectively following surgical excision were reviewed and compared based on the recurrences and post-operative complications. RESULTS： The number of recurrence post-surgery were 17 （9 from primary, 8 from recurrent; the same description below）, 18 （10, 8） and 2 （1, 1） in groups A, B, and C respectively; dry eyes were 22 （16, 6）, 27 （18, 9） and 7 （3, 4）; conjunctival inflammations were 30 （17, 13）, 27 （16, 11） and 11 （6, 5）. Patients in group C （either pdmary or recurrent or both） mainly showed significantly better results than those in group A or B （P〈0.05） regarding above-mentioned clinical effects. CONCLUSION： Combined CAT and overly AMT have significantly lower rates of recurrence and postoperative complications for primary and recurrent pterygium surgery than CAT or AMT alone.展开更多
Purpose:To compare the efficacy of pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft versus pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation in the treatment of pterygium. Methods: A total of...Purpose:To compare the efficacy of pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft versus pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation in the treatment of pterygium. Methods: A total of 118 cases (133 eyes) were randomly assigned to receive pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft (n=81) or pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation(n=52)..Corneal wound healing and neovascularization and the presence or absence of conjunctival proliferation and hyperemia were analyzed at 12 months post-operatively. Results: In the conjunctival autograft group, 6 eyes (7.4%) had recurrent pterygium,.while in the amniotic membrane transplantation group, 10 eyes showed recurrence (19.2%,P<0.05,.chi-square)..Patients in the conjunctival autograft group recovered significantly faster compared with those in the amniotic membrane transplantation group. Conclusion:.Patients receiving pterygium surgery combined with conjunctival autograft had lower recurrence rates and experience faster recovery compared with those undergoing pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation.展开更多
Purpose: To evaluate the possibility of amniotic membrane transplantation (AMT) for the treatment of conjunctival tumor.Methods: Preserved AMT was performed in 26 patients (26 eyes) with conjunctival tumor, including ...Purpose: To evaluate the possibility of amniotic membrane transplantation (AMT) for the treatment of conjunctival tumor.Methods: Preserved AMT was performed in 26 patients (26 eyes) with conjunctival tumor, including 9 eyes (34.62%) with malignant tumor (conjunctival malignant melanoma,corneal and conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma, conjunctival lymphoma), 17 eyes(65.38%) with benign tumor(conjunctival papilloma, conjunctival dermoid tumor, conjunctival nevus, hemangioma etc.).Result: All the patients are followed up for 1 ～53 months. No acute rejection was observed after preserved AMT. Ideal healing was found in conjunctiva wound.Conclusion: Preserved AMT is a very effective method to repair wound after giant conjunctival tumor operation. Complete removal of tumor and perfect fixation are the key of ocular surface reconstruction.展开更多
Limbal stem cell deficiency(LSCD)causes severe vision impairment and can lead to blindness,representing one of the most challenging ocular surface disorders.Stem cell deficiency can be congenital or,more often,acquire...Limbal stem cell deficiency(LSCD)causes severe vision impairment and can lead to blindness,representing one of the most challenging ocular surface disorders.Stem cell deficiency can be congenital or,more often,acquired.The categorization of ocular surface transplantation techniques is crucial to achieving treatment homogeneity and quality of care,according to the anatomic source of the tissue being transplanted,genetic source,autologous or allogenic transplantation(to reflect histocompatibility in the latter group),and cell culture and tissue engineering techniques.The aim of this minireview is to provide a summary of the management of LSCD,from clinical characteristics and therapeutic outcomes to the development of novel therapeutic approaches.The manuscript also briefly summarizes recent findings in the current literature and outlines the future challenges to overcome in the management of the major types of ocular surface failure.展开更多
BACKGROUND Orbital hemorrhage can be classified as traumatic or spontaneous depending on its cause.Spontaneous orbital hemorrhage refers to an internal orbital hemorrhage without apparent cause.Therefore,we aimed to d...BACKGROUND Orbital hemorrhage can be classified as traumatic or spontaneous depending on its cause.Spontaneous orbital hemorrhage refers to an internal orbital hemorrhage without apparent cause.Therefore,we aimed to describe a case of an orbital hematoma after a severe cough the night before due to inhalation of cooking oil fumes.CASE SUMMARY A 46-year-old woman was referred to our hospital with a complaint of exophthalmos accompanied with blurred vision,pain,binocular diplopia,and dizziness lasting for 5 h noted on waking in the morning.She also experienced nausea and vomiting due to high pressure of orbit and dizziness.Based on the auxiliary examination and her medical history,the patient was finally diagnosed with bulbar conjunctival vascular lesion combined with spontaneous retrobulbar hematoma.The patient was administered tobramycin and dexamethasone eye ointment,and applied pressure dressing on the left eye to stop the bleeding.Simultaneously,we administered intravenous etamsylate,oral Yunnan Baiyao capsule,intravenous mannitol to reduce orbital pressure,and intravenous dexamethasone injection at 10 mg/dL combined with neurotrophic therapy to reduce tissue edema.Among them,the Yunnan Baiyao capsule is a traditional Chinese herbal medicine to remove stasis and stop bleeding;thus,it promotes blood circulation and relieves pain resulting in reduced edema of the lesion site.The symptoms did not improve significantly during the first 2 d of treatment.We speculate that high orbital pressure and binocular diplopia induced frequent nausea and vomiting in the patient,causing increased pressure on the superior vena cava and leading to repeated orbital bleeding.After the second day,the symptoms started gradually improving.CONCLUSION This case further emphasizes the importance of comprehensive,detailed medical history and careful ophthalmic examination of the patient.展开更多
Background The recurrence of pterygium after surgery is high. A variety of adjunctive treatment approaches have been developed to improve the clinical efficacy and many related articles have been published. This study...Background The recurrence of pterygium after surgery is high. A variety of adjunctive treatment approaches have been developed to improve the clinical efficacy and many related articles have been published. This study aimed to determine the risk for postoperative pterygium recurrence comparing autologous conjunctival transplantation （ACT） versus mitomycin C （MMC）. Methods Relevant literature published until December 2010 in Medline, Embase, Cochrane, Cochrane library, Science Citation Index, and Google Scholar were searched. Qualified random clinical trial （RCT） studies on the comparison of recurrence rate of pterygium after ACT and MMC treatment were included in this study. Results Eight RCTs with 663 eyes entered the final analysis. The recurrent rate of pterygium was 8.7% （30/343） for ACT and 18.75% （60/320） for MMC. Using fixed-effect meta analysis, we found that the recurrence was significantly lower after ACT than MMC treatment （odds ratio （OR）=0.40, 95% confidence index （C/）, 0.25-0.63, P 〈0.0001）. In sensitivity analyses, we employed random-effects model and excluded studies of low quality or studies in which MMC was administrated after the operation. All the sensitivity analyses confirmed that ACT led to lower recurrence rates than MMC. Sub-group analysis revealed that the recurrence rate was 20.2% （20/99） and 27.65% （26/94） for conjunctival autograft （CA） and MMC respectively, and no significant difference in the recurrence rate was detected （OR=0.65, 95% CI 0.33-1.28, P=0.22）. However, we found that conjunctival limbal autograft （CLA） had lower recurrence rate than MMC （OR=0.26, 95% CI 0.14-0.48, P=0.0001）.展开更多
Purpose: To compare the long-term efficacy of a corneal limbal conjunctival autograft combined with pterygium excision in the treatment of primary pterygium. Methods: This random control study included 63 patients (63...Purpose: To compare the long-term efficacy of a corneal limbal conjunctival autograft combined with pterygium excision in the treatment of primary pterygium. Methods: This random control study included 63 patients (63 eyes) with primary pterygium. These were randomly divided into a group with corneal limbal conjunctival autograft combined with pterygium excision (group A) and a group with pterygium excision with exposed sclera (group B) and subjected to long-term follow up. The surgical outcomes were classified and evaluated (grade Ⅰ-Ⅳ). Several indexes were analyzed, including ocular surface irritation symptom,tear film stability, surgical complication, and recurrence rate. Results: The follow up ranged from 24 to 38 months, (26.9± 3.4) months on average. No recurrence was noted at 6 weeks postoperatively. At 6 months postoperatively, the recurrence rate of pterygium was 5.2% in group A and 8.0% in group B. At 1 year postoperatively, the recurrence rate in group A was 10.5% and 20.0% in group B. At the end of follow up, the recurrence rates were 13.1% in group A and 24.0% in group B. No statistical significance was found between two groups regarding the recurrence rates at each time point (P>0.05). After the follow up. (> 2 years),the severity of ocular surface conditions was significantly milder in patients in group A than in group B (P <0.01).No statistically significant differences were noted between the two groups at 6 weeks,6 months, and 1 year after surgery. No statistically significant differences were observed between the two groups regarding postoperative tear film break-up time. Fewer postoperative complications and milder ocular surface irritation symptoms occurred in patients in group A. Conclusion: Corneal limbal conjunctival autograft combined with pterygium excision yields sound long-term efficacy and a low recurrence rate and induces only mild damage on the ocular surface when used as a treatment for pterygium.展开更多
基金Supported by Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(No.BK20141346)Nanjing Science and Technology Development Plan(No.201402001)
文摘AIM： To compare long-term outcome of primary and recurrent pterygium surgery with three different techniques： combined conjunctival autograft and overlay amniotic membrane transplantation （CAT with AMT）, conjunctival autograft transplantation （CAT） alone and amniotic membrane transplantation （AMT） alone. METHODS： In this retrospective study, 142 eyes of 142 pterygium patients （104 primary, 38 recurrent）who underwent CAT （group A）, AMT （group B） or CAT with AMT （group C） respectively following surgical excision were reviewed and compared based on the recurrences and post-operative complications. RESULTS： The number of recurrence post-surgery were 17 （9 from primary, 8 from recurrent; the same description below）, 18 （10, 8） and 2 （1, 1） in groups A, B, and C respectively; dry eyes were 22 （16, 6）, 27 （18, 9） and 7 （3, 4）; conjunctival inflammations were 30 （17, 13）, 27 （16, 11） and 11 （6, 5）. Patients in group C （either pdmary or recurrent or both） mainly showed significantly better results than those in group A or B （P〈0.05） regarding above-mentioned clinical effects. CONCLUSION： Combined CAT and overly AMT have significantly lower rates of recurrence and postoperative complications for primary and recurrent pterygium surgery than CAT or AMT alone.
文摘Purpose:To compare the efficacy of pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft versus pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation in the treatment of pterygium. Methods: A total of 118 cases (133 eyes) were randomly assigned to receive pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft (n=81) or pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation(n=52)..Corneal wound healing and neovascularization and the presence or absence of conjunctival proliferation and hyperemia were analyzed at 12 months post-operatively. Results: In the conjunctival autograft group, 6 eyes (7.4%) had recurrent pterygium,.while in the amniotic membrane transplantation group, 10 eyes showed recurrence (19.2%,P<0.05,.chi-square)..Patients in the conjunctival autograft group recovered significantly faster compared with those in the amniotic membrane transplantation group. Conclusion:.Patients receiving pterygium surgery combined with conjunctival autograft had lower recurrence rates and experience faster recovery compared with those undergoing pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation.
文摘Purpose: To evaluate the possibility of amniotic membrane transplantation (AMT) for the treatment of conjunctival tumor.Methods: Preserved AMT was performed in 26 patients (26 eyes) with conjunctival tumor, including 9 eyes (34.62%) with malignant tumor (conjunctival malignant melanoma,corneal and conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma, conjunctival lymphoma), 17 eyes(65.38%) with benign tumor(conjunctival papilloma, conjunctival dermoid tumor, conjunctival nevus, hemangioma etc.).Result: All the patients are followed up for 1 ～53 months. No acute rejection was observed after preserved AMT. Ideal healing was found in conjunctiva wound.Conclusion: Preserved AMT is a very effective method to repair wound after giant conjunctival tumor operation. Complete removal of tumor and perfect fixation are the key of ocular surface reconstruction.
文摘Limbal stem cell deficiency(LSCD)causes severe vision impairment and can lead to blindness,representing one of the most challenging ocular surface disorders.Stem cell deficiency can be congenital or,more often,acquired.The categorization of ocular surface transplantation techniques is crucial to achieving treatment homogeneity and quality of care,according to the anatomic source of the tissue being transplanted,genetic source,autologous or allogenic transplantation(to reflect histocompatibility in the latter group),and cell culture and tissue engineering techniques.The aim of this minireview is to provide a summary of the management of LSCD,from clinical characteristics and therapeutic outcomes to the development of novel therapeutic approaches.The manuscript also briefly summarizes recent findings in the current literature and outlines the future challenges to overcome in the management of the major types of ocular surface failure.
文摘BACKGROUND Orbital hemorrhage can be classified as traumatic or spontaneous depending on its cause.Spontaneous orbital hemorrhage refers to an internal orbital hemorrhage without apparent cause.Therefore,we aimed to describe a case of an orbital hematoma after a severe cough the night before due to inhalation of cooking oil fumes.CASE SUMMARY A 46-year-old woman was referred to our hospital with a complaint of exophthalmos accompanied with blurred vision,pain,binocular diplopia,and dizziness lasting for 5 h noted on waking in the morning.She also experienced nausea and vomiting due to high pressure of orbit and dizziness.Based on the auxiliary examination and her medical history,the patient was finally diagnosed with bulbar conjunctival vascular lesion combined with spontaneous retrobulbar hematoma.The patient was administered tobramycin and dexamethasone eye ointment,and applied pressure dressing on the left eye to stop the bleeding.Simultaneously,we administered intravenous etamsylate,oral Yunnan Baiyao capsule,intravenous mannitol to reduce orbital pressure,and intravenous dexamethasone injection at 10 mg/dL combined with neurotrophic therapy to reduce tissue edema.Among them,the Yunnan Baiyao capsule is a traditional Chinese herbal medicine to remove stasis and stop bleeding;thus,it promotes blood circulation and relieves pain resulting in reduced edema of the lesion site.The symptoms did not improve significantly during the first 2 d of treatment.We speculate that high orbital pressure and binocular diplopia induced frequent nausea and vomiting in the patient,causing increased pressure on the superior vena cava and leading to repeated orbital bleeding.After the second day,the symptoms started gradually improving.CONCLUSION This case further emphasizes the importance of comprehensive,detailed medical history and careful ophthalmic examination of the patient.
文摘Background The recurrence of pterygium after surgery is high. A variety of adjunctive treatment approaches have been developed to improve the clinical efficacy and many related articles have been published. This study aimed to determine the risk for postoperative pterygium recurrence comparing autologous conjunctival transplantation （ACT） versus mitomycin C （MMC）. Methods Relevant literature published until December 2010 in Medline, Embase, Cochrane, Cochrane library, Science Citation Index, and Google Scholar were searched. Qualified random clinical trial （RCT） studies on the comparison of recurrence rate of pterygium after ACT and MMC treatment were included in this study. Results Eight RCTs with 663 eyes entered the final analysis. The recurrent rate of pterygium was 8.7% （30/343） for ACT and 18.75% （60/320） for MMC. Using fixed-effect meta analysis, we found that the recurrence was significantly lower after ACT than MMC treatment （odds ratio （OR）=0.40, 95% confidence index （C/）, 0.25-0.63, P 〈0.0001）. In sensitivity analyses, we employed random-effects model and excluded studies of low quality or studies in which MMC was administrated after the operation. All the sensitivity analyses confirmed that ACT led to lower recurrence rates than MMC. Sub-group analysis revealed that the recurrence rate was 20.2% （20/99） and 27.65% （26/94） for conjunctival autograft （CA） and MMC respectively, and no significant difference in the recurrence rate was detected （OR=0.65, 95% CI 0.33-1.28, P=0.22）. However, we found that conjunctival limbal autograft （CLA） had lower recurrence rate than MMC （OR=0.26, 95% CI 0.14-0.48, P=0.0001）.
文摘Purpose: To compare the long-term efficacy of a corneal limbal conjunctival autograft combined with pterygium excision in the treatment of primary pterygium. Methods: This random control study included 63 patients (63 eyes) with primary pterygium. These were randomly divided into a group with corneal limbal conjunctival autograft combined with pterygium excision (group A) and a group with pterygium excision with exposed sclera (group B) and subjected to long-term follow up. The surgical outcomes were classified and evaluated (grade Ⅰ-Ⅳ). Several indexes were analyzed, including ocular surface irritation symptom,tear film stability, surgical complication, and recurrence rate. Results: The follow up ranged from 24 to 38 months, (26.9± 3.4) months on average. No recurrence was noted at 6 weeks postoperatively. At 6 months postoperatively, the recurrence rate of pterygium was 5.2% in group A and 8.0% in group B. At 1 year postoperatively, the recurrence rate in group A was 10.5% and 20.0% in group B. At the end of follow up, the recurrence rates were 13.1% in group A and 24.0% in group B. No statistical significance was found between two groups regarding the recurrence rates at each time point (P>0.05). After the follow up. (> 2 years),the severity of ocular surface conditions was significantly milder in patients in group A than in group B (P <0.01).No statistically significant differences were noted between the two groups at 6 weeks,6 months, and 1 year after surgery. No statistically significant differences were observed between the two groups regarding postoperative tear film break-up time. Fewer postoperative complications and milder ocular surface irritation symptoms occurred in patients in group A. Conclusion: Corneal limbal conjunctival autograft combined with pterygium excision yields sound long-term efficacy and a low recurrence rate and induces only mild damage on the ocular surface when used as a treatment for pterygium.
