Study on 91 patients whose110 eyes with congenital collapsus of eyelip who surgeried by hanging eyelids on forehead muscle. After surgery, number of eyes with vision higher before surgery increase. Result when come out of hospital: 71% good, 25,4% average, 3,64% bad. After 6 months, the rate is: 66% good, 23% average, 11% bad. The surgery apply for collapsus with function of hang eyelid muscle bad or average. The surgery use simple material, easy carry out, low cost, few complication, easy repair, suitable with congenital collapsus in children
congenital ; eye ; Surgery

The surgical treatment of functional strabismus in adult is a surgery of efficacy in esthtic aspect and in functional aspect. it is a flexible dynamic operation. In case of < 30 strabismus, operation can be conducted on an eye and in case of > 300 strabismus, operation can be conducted on 2 eyes
Strabismus ; Eye Diseases ; Adult

Homocysteinuria was manifested by the cardiovascular, ophthalmologic and systemic symptoms in which the luxation and subluxation of lens were reasons for consultation. The biochemical cause was the cystathionin synthetase deficiency leading the metabolic disorder of methionin. The treatment involved the long-term use of high dose of vitamin B6 and reduction of the food that containing much methionin. It should not operate in the anesthetic condition. The current technique is cystitomy
Cardiovascular Diseases ; Cystathionine beta-Synthase

The study involved 57 patients (61 eyes), including 32 males and 25 females who underwent intra- or extra-capsular lens removal and who were candidates for artificial lens placement. The result showed that artificial lens can be placed by one of two ways: placed in anterior chamber or trans-scleral suture fixation of artificial lens for eyes where the posterior capsule is absent or ruptured. Postoperative outcomes are encouraging. At 6 months after operation, the vision is less than 0.1 in 24 eyes; between 0.1 to 0.4 in 32 eyes; more than 0.05 in 4 eyes and one eye have unmeasurable vision. At 3 months after operation, intraocular pressure is less than 25 mmHg in 28 eyes and more than 25 mmHg in 3 eyes.
Lens Implantation, Intraocular ; eye

17 cases of luxation and subluxation of the lens due to the acute uveitis received an operation for removal of lens and implantation of the artificial lens in the posterior chamber and fixation of it in the sclera during 1993-1997. The monitoring duration was 3 years. The results of anatomy and tolerance were good. The rate of patients with vision improvement after 3 years of operation was 100% in which 57.14% of patient had vision ability of 0.1-0.6. This depended mainly on the treatment of visual insufficiency after operation.
Lens Implantation, Intraocular ; uveitis

Senile ptosis is a disease often seen in ophthalmology. If not treated timely, this condition can result in unwanted consequences both cosmetic and functional terms. This paper addressed to clinical features of senile ptosis and the efficiency of surgical correcting procedures. Subjects: Target groups of the study consist of over sixty years old patients suffering senile ptosis who were treated at the National Institute of Ophthalmology between 2002 - 2005. Method: the author had investigated senile ptosis clinical features and its correction surgery with three ways: excision of excessive skin, frontalis suspension operation, aponeurotic resection and resection of Muller's muscles (by Tyers A. G.). Results and conclusion: References drawn from the study on senile ptosis clinical features are as follows: Senile ptosis is often seen in patients aged between 60 and 65, the highest rate of ptosis (56.25%) at the over 70-years-old group, 100% of such patients have excessive skin; These surgeries are highly efficient for correction of senile ptosis. Our series of 55 eyes, 70,59, per cent (36 eyes) achieved a good results, 25.49 per cent (13 eyes) achieved an average results and 3.92 percent (2 eyes) achieved a poor results with an average follow up of 12 months. Though preliminary results are very encouraging, further study is still needed to optimized the treatment.
Eye Diseases, Ophthalmologic Surgical Procedures, Blepharoptosis, Therapeutics

Our research has been done on 64 eyes from 62 patients whose elevator muscles had average and good function. The results are encourage: 64.58% of the eyes operated using Berke's method have results with average and good quality. The complication of amblyopia in ptosis has reduced meanwhile the patiens' postoperative vision has subtantially increased. Ptosis correcting surgery with resection of the elevator muscles using Berke's R.N. method has proved to be an efficient surgical procedure in treatment of congenital ptosis, we recommend that this procedure be further studied for better application.
Eye, Surgery, Therapeutics

At The Central Insititute of Opthtalmology from 10/1998 to 11/2003, Trabeculectomy was conducted on 44 eyes of pediatric geaucoma patients with placing a 5 fluouracyt saturated gelaspon (50mg/ml 5 F.U on 2 x 2mm gelaspon flap) under the diseased eye in 5 minutes, then 5- FU was washed away with Ruiger lactat solution. The surgery was efficacious for treating glaucome in young person and children.
Trabeculectomy ; Therapeutics ; Glaucoma ; Adolescent

At the Central Hospital of Ophtalmology from the year 2000 to 2002, 52 patients aged from 3-15 years (29 males, 23 females) suffered from hypermetropy were investigated. Results showed that: this conditions occurred mainly at school age with the same incidence for male and female and the most occurred in both two eyes – among them 2/3 lost the vision of 2 eyes. The procedure of stopping the view of normal eye is a efficacy treatment, good results reached within 3 months.
Diagnosis ; Presbyopia ; Therapeutics ; Eye

In 2000 – 2002 year period, in the Central Institute of Ophtalmology, 54 children aged from 0 –14 years with monocular or binocular congenital cataract, underwent a tunnel operation without suture. Results showed that the sclero-corneal tunnel surgery without suture was efficient for treating congenital cataract. A straight incision through ½ of the sclera thickness was advisable. Cutting edge of the scleral should be help parallelly to the scleral surface
Cataract ; Surgery ; Therapeutics ; child