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Survey on the duration of the first fundus examination and the status of diabetic retinopathy in diabetic patients

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):279-282.

Objective To investigate the duration of the first-fundus-examination and the status of diabetic retinopathy in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Design Questionnaire. Participants 956 patients (1905 eyes) with type 2 diabetes in Tongren Eye Center of Beijing Tongren Hospital. Method Self-designed questionnaire was carried out. Patients were divided into different groups by the du-ration of the first-fundus-examination, degree of diabetic retinopathy, duration of diabetes, education background and living area in the data analysis. Main Outcome Measurements Duration of the first- fundus-examination, degree of diabetic retinopathy. Results Dia-betes patients in shorter duration groups finished the first-fundus-examination earlier than in longer duration groups (all P <0.05). Dif-ferent education background didn't show significant influence on duration of the first fundus examination. Urban patients received earli-er first-fundus-examination than rural patients (all P <0.05). The incidences of vitreous hemorrhage, retinal detachment and retinal pho-tocoagulation were rising with the duration of diabetes. The proportions of vitreous hemorrhage and retinal photocoagulation were higher in primary-school education group than in middle-school and college education groups (all P<0.05). Difference of the incidences of vit-reous hemorrhage and retinal detachment weren't found between in Beijing and non-Beijing patients. The incidences of vitreous hemor-rhage and retinal detachment in urban patients were higher than in rural patients (all P<0.05). Conclusion The most diabetic patients finish the first-fundus-examination much later than requested. Diabetic patients in lower-education-level groups and in rural group are even later, and their conditions are more serious.(Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 279-282)

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Surgical treatment for correcting abnormal mixed head position in nystagmus with a predominant head turn

Jing ZHAO ; Huifang HAN ; Weifeng SUN

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):275-278.

Objective To evaluate the surgical effect for congenital nystagmus (CN) with an abnormal head position in all three axes of a predominant head turn. Design Retrospective case series. Participants 11 patients with horizontal nystagmus and abnormal head position treated in Xingtai Eye Hospital during 2003-2008. All had an abnormal head position in all three axes with a predomi-nant head turn. Methods Recession of the yoke muscles responsible for the slow phase of nystagmus (one medial rectus of 6mm, and one lateral rectus 8 mm), and simultaneously resection of the yoke muscles responsible for the fast phase of nystagmus (the other lateral rectus 9 mm, and medial rectus 7 mm) were performed. The follow-up was from 6 to 20 months. Main Outcome Measures The visual acuity of both eyes in primary position, the degree of head turn, chin elevation or depression, head tilt. Results At the last follow-up, the all 11 patients undergoing the operation for CN gained two or more lines of Snellen acuity with both eyes in primary position for be-ing corrected best. The postoperative mixed head position of 9 cases got disappear or ≤ 10°. Of 1 case developed overcorrection of the head turn. 1 case has the head turn of ≤15°, and 1 case remained the head turn of 25°. Conclusion Recessions and resections of the horizontal yoke rectus muscles in nystagmus with blockage position, when the head turn predominates over the vertical and torsional components, are effective in diminishing the abnormal head position on all three axes, and improve the visual acuity with both eyes in primary position. (Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 275-278)

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Clinical analysis of bacterial endophthalmitis after IOL implantation

Dachuan LIU ; Hang WU ; Huizhong JIANG ; Ying DONG

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):270-272.

Objective To evaluate the treatment methods of endophthalmitis after IOL implantation. Design Retrospective case series. Participants 15 patients with endophthalmitis after IOL implantation treated by Beijing Xuanwu Hospital in 2002-2008. Meth-ods Vancomycin was injected into vitreous cavity in all patients. Vitrectomy was performed on the patient whose infective bacteria could not be controlled by intravitreal injection. Main outcome measures Infective status, visual function, results of microbiological exami-nation. Result Endophthalmitis occured in 13 cases (86.6%) after 72 hours of cartaract surgery. Microbiological examination was per-formed on 15 cases (aqueous or vitreous sample), 6 cases showed positive results, in which 4 cases were staphylococcus epidermidis. The infection of 12 patients (80%) were controlled with intravitreal injection and 10 patients gained final visual acuity better than 0.1. Three patients received vitrectomy because infective bacteria can not be controlled. Conclusion Staphylococcus epi. may be the major cause of subacute endophthalmitis after cartaract surgery. Antibiotics injected immediately into vitreous cavity can control the infections in most cases.(Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 270-272)

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Comparison of topographic changes in optic nerve head parameters after intraocular pressure reduction and lamina cribrosa compliance between POAG and PACG

Lan WANG ; Yuanbo LIANG ; Ningli WANG ; Jing LI ; Xia SUN ; Shuzhen GUO ; Junjian WANG

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):264-269.

Objective To compare the changes in optic disc parameters after intraocular pressure (lOP) reduction between primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG) and primary open angle glaucoma (POAG) eyes, and to determine if there is a difference of lamina eribrosa compliance between POAG and PACG. Design Prospective comparative study. Participants 36 PACG (49 eyes) and 35 POAG (49 eyes). Methods Patients underwent Heidelberg Retina Tomography (HRT Ⅱ) and Humphrey visual field test before IOP reduction. HRT and Humphrey visual field test were repeated one month after the IOP was reduced by laser, anti-glaucomatous medications or surgery treatment. Factors that affected the change in IOP were assessed including age, pretreatment IOP, IOP reduction, initial cup: disc ratio and diagnosis (POAG/PACG). Main outcome measures Changes of HRT parameters including cup area, mean cup depth, cup volume, and rim area after IOP reduction. Results The cup area, mean cup depth and cup volume decreased, and rim area in-creased significantly when the IOP was reduced (P<0.05), but there were no significant differences in the changes between PACG and POAG patients (P>0.05). Changes of these four HRT parameters were related to the amount of IOP reduction and the baseline ratio of cup to disc(P>0.05), but not related to age and pre-treatment IOP (P<0.05). Conclusions The cup became smaller and the rim area in-creased after IOP lowering with treatment in both POAG and PACG, and the magnitude of the change was similar in both groups. The lamina cribrosa compliance may not be different between POAG and PACG. (Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 264-269)

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Expression of MMP-2 in aqueous humor from patients with high myopia

Jing TAO ; Qian LIU ; Bowen ZHAO ; Ningli WANG ; Jun WANG

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):260-264.

Objective To investigate the correlation between high myopia and MMP-2 in aqueous humor (AH), by comparing the protein level of MMP-2 in AH from patients with cataract combined with high myopia and with emmetropia. Design Experimental study. Participants 30 AH samples of patients with age-related cataract. Methods AH samples were collected from the patients with age-related cataract during phacoemulsification, including 15 AH samples from patients combined with high myopia (experimental group) and 15 AH samples from patients with emmetropia (control group). The expression of pro-MMP-2 and MMP-2 in AH were ana-lyzed by Western blot technique. Main Outcome Measures The gray value of MMP-2 protein band detected by Western blot. Results The level of pro MMP-2 was statistically higher than that of MMP-2 in experimental group (430.4±57.3 versus 294.5±35.2, t=10.400, P= 0.000) and control group (402.8±57.7 versus 280.3±49.7, t=8.400, P=0.000). There was no statistically difference in the level of pro-MMP-2(t=1.320, P=0.200)and MMP-2 (t=0.900,P=0.375) between the two groups. Conclusions No abnormal expression of MMP-2 was detected in AH from patients with high myopia, according to this study based on limited samples. Pro-MMP-2 was the main form of MMP-2 in AH of patients with cataract combined with high myopia or emmetropia, which possessed potential ability of transferring into form of active MMP-2. (Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 260-264)

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Risk factors of light perception and no light perception after vitrectomy for proliferative diabetic retinopathy

Jun XU ; Yanlai ZHANG ; Wenying FAN ; Wenbin WEI ; Naiqing WENG ; Feng ZHANG ; Hai LU ; Ningpu LIU

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):251-253.

Objective To determine the risk factors of light perception and no light perception appearenee after vitrectomy for pro-liferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR). Design Retrospective, noncomparative case series. Participants 242 patients (288 eyes) who un-derwent vitrectomy for PDR. Methods 288 eyes of participants from 2002 to 2006 at Beijing Tongren Eye Center were reviewed. Cases that had postoperative visual acuity of light perception (LP) and no light perception (NLP) were recorded and PDR stages, traction reti-nal detachment involving macula, postoperative retinal detachment, postoperative vitreous hemorrhage, postoperative neovascular glauco-ma and re-operations were analyzed. Main Outcome Measures Postoperative complications, PDR stage, macular disorder. Results Subjects were divided into two groups. LP/NLP group included eyes that had postoperative visual acuity of light perception and no light perception (totally 14 eyes in this group). Another group (control group) included eyes that had postoperative visual acuity of hand mo-tion or better (totally 274 eyes in this group). When compared with control group, the LP/NLP group had significantly higher prevalence of PDR 6, traction retinal detachment involving macula, postoperative retinal detachment, postoperative vitreous hemorrhage, postopera-tive neovascular glaucoma and reoperation (P value was 0.042, 0.048, 0.048, 0.000, 0.000, 0.000, respectively). Conclusion Risk factors of light perception and no light perception after vitrectomy for PDR include PDR stage 6, traction retinal detachment involving macula, postoperative retinal detachment, postoperative, vitreous hemorrhage, postoperative neovascular glaucoma and re-operation. (Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 251-253)

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The effect of triamcinolone acetonide by single intravitreous injection or repeatedly sub-Tenoninfusion on relieving diabetic macular oedema

Hongling LIU ; Guangzhong FENG ; Jianju LIU ; Hao CUI ; Shaoying FU

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):246-250.

Objective To study the efficacy of intravitreous injection (IVI) or sub-Tenaninfusion (STi) of triamcinolone acetonide (TA) for diabetic macular oedema. Design Retrospective cases series. Participants 37 cases (37 eyes) with diabetic macular oedema confirmed by fundus fluorescence angiography (FFA) and optical coherence tomography (OCT). Methods Patients were received 4mg TA by single intravitreous injection or 40mg TA by three times sub-Tenoninfusion at 0d, 2w, 4w. The best corrected visual acuity, fundus examination, intraocular pressure, fundus fluorescence angiography were further analyzed, and the retinal thickness of macular fovea were measured by OCT. Main Outcome Measures The visual acuity, thickness of retinal macular fovea, ocular pressure was measured. Results 32 cases (32 eyes) completed the 24 week followed-up. In group IVI, the visual acuity before and after injection was 0.10±0. 03, 0.24±0.06(F=15.459, P=0.000) respectively; and retinal thickness of macular fovea is(460.73±46.33)μm,(394.53±41.43)μm (F=25. 282, P=0.0000) respectively. But in group STi, the visual acuity before and after injection is 0.11±0.04, 0.18±0.07(F=6.989, P=0.000) accordingly; and retinal thickness of maculur fovea is (454.76±56.28)μm,(424.94±42.69)μm (F=5.145, P=0.000) respectively. There was obvious statistical significance between two methods at same time point(all P<0.05). The serious, irreversible complications had not been found in all patients during follow-up. Conclusion Triamcinolone acetonide by single intravitreous injection or repeatedly sub-Tenoninfasion are good ways to relieve diabetic macular oederna, IVA-TA is more effective, and STi-TA safer. (Ophthaimol CHN, 2009, 18: 246-250)

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Comparability of sensory retinal thickness measured by different OCTs to histological studies in rabbit eyes

Lina HUANG ; Ning FAN ; Hongbo CHENG ; Mingying LAI ; Jun ZHAO

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):239-242.

Objective To study correlation of the retinal nerve epithelium layer thickness measured with different optical coher-ence tomography (OCT) in vivo with histological measurement. Design Experimental study. Participants 15 rabbit eyes. Methods The retina measurement position of 15 rabbit eyes were marked by laser, and then were scanned by OSE-1800 OCT and Stratus OCT. Reti-nal nerve epithelium layer thickness was measured in retinal histological shdes of rabbit eyes. The results measured with three methods were compared and linear regression analyses were done with SPSS11.5 software. Results The average retinal nerve epithelium layer thickness measured with OSE-1800 OCT, Stratus OCT and histological method were 119.5±7.4, 118.0±5.6, and 116.3±8.8μm respec-tively(P=0.292). Retinal nerve epithelium layer thickness measured with both OCT instruments had the best correlation (r=0.914, P= 0.000), and the thickness measured with Stratus OCT and histological method had the better correlation (r=0.872, P=0.001), and the thickness measured with OSE-1800 OCT and histological method had the significant correlation (r=0.833, P=0.002). Conclusions The retinal nerve epithelium layer thickness measured with different OCTs in vivo correlate well with histomorphometry, and the measure-ment of both OCT instruments are accurate. (Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 239-242)

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The image features of optical coherence tomography in traumatic maculopathy

Dongsheng WANG ; Jing MO ; Wenbin WEI ; Guanglu WANG ; Ying XIONG

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):236-238.

Objective To investigate the optical coherence tomography (OCT) characteristics of traumatic maculopathy. Design Retrospective case series. Participants 477 patients (486 eyes) with traumatic maculopathy, who aged from 4 years to 76 years. Method The clinical and OCT data of patients from September 2002 to June 2009 in Beijing Tongren Hospital were reviewed. Main outcome measures Features of the OCT images. Results The major findings by OCT in traumatic maculopathy included: macular hole, sensory retinal detachment, macular hemorrhage, epimacular membrane, choroidal rupture, sensory retinal atrophy, retinal pigment ep-ithelium (RPE) and choroid atrophy. In the early stage after trauma, the common findings with OCT are atrophy of RPE(49.0%), macular hole(24.7%), sensory retinal detachment(26.3%),macular hemorrhage(24.2%) and macular edema(19.2%); in the middle-late stage, atro-phy of RPE (63.0%)and atrophy of sensory retina (36.5%) are the most common changes revealed with OCT. Conclusions OCT is a useful diagnostic modality for imaging traumatic maculopathy. Diverse changes of retina and choroid are usually coexisting by OCT. At-rophy of RPE is the most common change throughout the course. In the early stage, macular hole, sensory retinal detachment, macular hemorrhage and edema are the common changes. In the middle-late stage, atrophy of sensory retina and/or RPE is the dominating change. (Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 236-238)

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Morphologic characteristics of congenital optic disc pit with maculopathy

Kai MA ; Ning LU ; Ying XIONG ; Feng ZHANG ; Ningpu LIU

Ophthalmology in China.2009;18(4):233-236.

Objective To observe the morphological characteristics of congenital optic disc pit with maculopathy, the natural de-velopment, and changes after laser photocoagulation. Design Retrospective case series. Participants Twelve cases with congenital optic disc pit. Methods Records of 12 patients with congenital optic disc pit with maculopathy were reviewed. Clinical examination includes optical coherence tomography (OCT), color fundus photography, and fluorescein angiography (FA). The data was analyzed with the exist-ing theory of pathogenesis of the disease. Main Outcome Measures Visual acuity and morphology of macupopathy. Results All the patients were noted to have serous maculopathy associated with optic disc pit. Serous detachment of neuro-retina was found in two pa-tients, schisis of neuro-retina in two patients, and both serous detachment and schisis of nearo-retina were observed in other patients. Two patients were associated with choroidal coloboma. Four patients were treated with laser photocoagulation, in which 3 patients had vision improved. Conclusions Schisis and detachment of neuro-retina are the important morphologic changes of congenital optic disc pit with maculopthy. Proper understanding of the relationship between the development of the disease and these changes will be helpful to study its pathogenesis. Patients may benefit in part from laser photocoagulation. (Ophthalmol CHN, 2009, 18: 233-236)

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