2019
DOI: 10.21608/ejhm.2019.23678
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Phacoemulsification with Posterior Sub-Tenon Triamcinolone Acetonide Injection for Prevention of Progression of Diabetic Macular Edema after Cataract Surgery

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“…The improvement was maintained for 3 months while the significant reduction at 6 months was related mainly to the progression of retinopathy. The current results is in agreement with visual outcomes reported by Hegazy et al 27 and Lodhi et al 22 Regarding the anti-inflammatory effect of PSTA, anterior chamber reaction was comparable to topical steroid treated patients. This supports the dropless approach after phacoemulsification and here we extend the limit of our previous cohort study 17 , when we excluded diabetic patients with retinopathy from dropless approaches.…”
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confidence: 93%
“…The improvement was maintained for 3 months while the significant reduction at 6 months was related mainly to the progression of retinopathy. The current results is in agreement with visual outcomes reported by Hegazy et al 27 and Lodhi et al 22 Regarding the anti-inflammatory effect of PSTA, anterior chamber reaction was comparable to topical steroid treated patients. This supports the dropless approach after phacoemulsification and here we extend the limit of our previous cohort study 17 , when we excluded diabetic patients with retinopathy from dropless approaches.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…La mejora se mantuvo durante 3 meses si bien el descenso significativo observado a los 6 meses se asoció, principalmente, al avance de la retinopatía. Los resultados actuales coinciden con los resultados visuales comunicados por Hegazy et al 27 y por Lodhi et al 22 En cuanto al efecto antiinflamatorio del PSTA, la reacción de la cámara anterior fue comparable a la de pacientes tratados con esteroides tópicos, lo cual viene a avalar el aborgaje sin gotas después de la facoemulsificación y aquí ampliamos el límite de nuestro anterior estudio de cohorte, 17 cuando excluimos a pacientes diabéticos con retinopatía de los aborgajes sin gotas. Por lo tanto, informamos de la eficacia de la prevención de la inflamación posoperatoria y de la seguridad del PSTA con respecto a la posibilidad de una subida de la PIO.…”
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