AIM： To compare the changes in corneal biomechanics measured by ocular response analyzer （ORA） after 2.2-ram microincision cataract surgery and 3.0-mm standard coaxial phacoemulsification. METHODS： The prospectiv...AIM： To compare the changes in corneal biomechanics measured by ocular response analyzer （ORA） after 2.2-ram microincision cataract surgery and 3.0-mm standard coaxial phacoemulsification. METHODS： The prospective nonrandomized study comprised eyes with cataract that had 2.2-mm coaxial microincision or 3.0 -mm standard incision phacoemulsification. The corneal hysteresis （CH）, corneal resistance factor （CRF）, corneal-compensated intraocular pressure （IOPcc） and Goldmann-correlated intraocular pressure （IOPg） were measured by ORA preoperatively and at ld, 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-week postoperatively. Results were analyzed and compared between groups. RESULTS： In both groups, CH decreased in the immediate postoperative period （P〈0.05）, returned to the preoperative level at one week （P =0.249） in the 2.2-mm group, and at two weeks in the 3.0-mm group （P --0.264）; there was no significant change in CRF values. In 2.2-mm group, mean IOPcc and IOPg increased at ld postoperatively （both ,P〈0.05）, and returned to preoperative level at one week （,0 =0.491 and P =0.923, respectively）. In 3.0-mm group, mean IOPcc and IOPg increased at ld and lwk postoperatively （P =0.005 and ,P =0.029, respectively）, and returned to preoperative level at 2wk （P =0.347 and P =0.887, respectively）. CONCLUSION： Significant differences between preoperative and postoperative corneal biomechanical values were found for CH, IOPcc and IOPg. But the recovery time courses were different between the two groups. The 2.2-mm coaxial microincision cataract surgery group seemed recovery faster compared to the 3.0-mm standard coaxial phacoemulsification group.展开更多
基金Supported by Shanxi Provincial Health Department of Science and Technology Research Projects (No.201201019)
文摘AIM： To compare the changes in corneal biomechanics measured by ocular response analyzer （ORA） after 2.2-ram microincision cataract surgery and 3.0-mm standard coaxial phacoemulsification. METHODS： The prospective nonrandomized study comprised eyes with cataract that had 2.2-mm coaxial microincision or 3.0 -mm standard incision phacoemulsification. The corneal hysteresis （CH）, corneal resistance factor （CRF）, corneal-compensated intraocular pressure （IOPcc） and Goldmann-correlated intraocular pressure （IOPg） were measured by ORA preoperatively and at ld, 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-week postoperatively. Results were analyzed and compared between groups. RESULTS： In both groups, CH decreased in the immediate postoperative period （P〈0.05）, returned to the preoperative level at one week （P =0.249） in the 2.2-mm group, and at two weeks in the 3.0-mm group （P --0.264）; there was no significant change in CRF values. In 2.2-mm group, mean IOPcc and IOPg increased at ld postoperatively （both ,P〈0.05）, and returned to preoperative level at one week （,0 =0.491 and P =0.923, respectively）. In 3.0-mm group, mean IOPcc and IOPg increased at ld and lwk postoperatively （P =0.005 and ,P =0.029, respectively）, and returned to preoperative level at 2wk （P =0.347 and P =0.887, respectively）. CONCLUSION： Significant differences between preoperative and postoperative corneal biomechanical values were found for CH, IOPcc and IOPg. But the recovery time courses were different between the two groups. The 2.2-mm coaxial microincision cataract surgery group seemed recovery faster compared to the 3.0-mm standard coaxial phacoemulsification group.
