1.Causes of stereoscopic function abnormality in elderly patients after the cataract extraction with intraocular lens implantation
Xiaoping GUO ; Qun XIA ; Raozhen ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2001;0(01):-
Objective To analyze the reasons and mechanisms of stereoscopic function abnormality in elder patients after the cataract extraction with intraocular lens implantation. Methods 150 cases with artificial lens implantation were randomly selected.Routine eye examinations were carried out and the associated refractive error and presbyopia were corrected.Bilateral simultaneous visual perception and fusion function were examined.The stereoscopic function was tested using "the stereoscopic function examination diagram"created by Yan Shao-ming.Ninety-seven patients who were found to have unrecover-ed or abnormal stereoscopic function were enrolled for analysis. Results In these 97 cases,53(54.6%)were found to have preexisting eye disorders that could affect visual acuity and binocular single vision before the operation.Macular problem was the most prevalent problem in this group.Twenty-seven(27.8%)patients had complicated with corneal astigmatism,after cataract,paralysing strabismus and diplopia as well as macular edema after the operation.In addition,the contralateral unoperated cataract in 17(17.5%)patients and post-operative anisometropia in 9(9.3%)patients were also the causes of stereoscopic function abnormality.There was no reason could be identified in 8 cases. Conclusions The pre-existing eye disorders before lenses implantation,complications of the operation,contralateral unoperated cataract and anisometropia are all the major factors that affect visual acuity recovery and bilateral stereoscopic function rehabilitation.
2.The investigation of the eye condition and analyses of the diseases in the longevous aged 90 years or over
Qun XIA ; Wei ZHANG ; Zian SHI ; Raozhen ZHANG ; Defa CHU ;
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 1995;0(02):-
Objective To investigate the vision and the eye conditions of the longevous aged 90 years or over Methods The vision was examined by Snellen chart, and the outer eye, anterior segment, fundus and intraocular pressure were examined by slit lamp, funduscope and non contact tonometer in 135 longevous cases Some related examinations were adopted on suspective cases The refractive errors were corrected in 53 cases who were cooperative to examination Results The visions of right eyes were 0 01~1 0 with the average of 0 46?0 50, and the left eyes were 0 03~1 0, with the average of 0 49?0 50. The probabilities of blindness and low vision were 5 93% and 10 27% respectively. In 43 cases (81 13%)the vision increased by 1~5 lines (the average in 3 lines)after optometry compared with pre optometry ( P