DR. RAJSHREE PANDEY

DR. RAM KUMAR JAISWAL

Abstract

AIM AND OBJECTIVE : TO DETERMINE THE PROPORTION OF POSTERIOR SEGMENT ABNORMALITIES IN PATIENTS WITH DENSE CATARACT PRIOR TO SURGERY USING B SCAN

MATERIAL AND METHOD : CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY WAS DONE IN TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL FOR 1 YEAR IN 240 EYES .

ALL PATIENTS OF CATARACT WERE INCLUDED WITHOUT AND WITH ALL RISK FACTORS

After obtaining informed and written consent, data regarding, profile of patients, his/her medical history, symptoms, and treatment history were recorded in a pre-designed and per-test proforma. The ophthalmological examination were conducted . Data collected were analyzed by appropriate statistical tests .

RESULTS :

CONCLUSION : B SCAN USG IS BENEFICIAL IN DENSE CATARACT AND PATIENTS WITHOUT RISK FACTORS HAD VERY LOW INCIDENCE OF POSTERIOR SEGMENT ABNORMALITIES

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