Cataracts Induced by Dialysis Because of Chronic Renal Failure and It's Operation Results. |
Joon Sang Park, Gi Ryong Nam, Jae Ho Kim, Hanho Shin |
Department of Ophthalmology, School of Medicine, Soon Chun Hyang University, Korea. |
투석환자의 백내장 발생과 수술 |
김재호(Jae Ho Kim),신환호(Hwan Ho Shin),박준상(Joon Sang Park),남기룡(Ki Ryong Nam) |
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Abstract |
There has been increased dialysis because of chronic renal failure, and also has been increased cataractous changes. We found 8 eyes(5 patients) who were under dialysis and also had cataractous changes. They received cataract operations. The results were obtained as follows: 1. Male to female ratio is 4:1 and the average age of cataract patients is 45 years old. 2. The cataractous changes after dialysis occurred within 1 year(except example 1). 3. We found that the cataracts developed from posterior subcapsule of lens(except example 1) and the corrected visual acuity at 2 months after surgery were over 0.5. 4. There were no serious problems after surgery(routine I.C.C.E.). 5. On blood chemistry, the average calcium level was 7.88mg% (hypocalcemic state), and we suggest that this condition may be related with cataractous changes. |
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