Irregular Astigmatism after DSAEK in case of Congenital Hereditary Endothelial Distrophy with Intrastromal Vacuolization - L. Avoni, L. Cappuccini, M. Busin
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Irregular Astigmatism after DSAEK
1. L.Avoni 1, L.Cappuccini 1, M.Busin 2
1 Department of Ophthalmology “Maggiore” Hospital – Bologna - Italy
2 Department of Ophthalmology “Villa Igea” Hospital – Forlì - Italy
2. Clinical Hystory
CASE REPORT
Female - 15 Years Old
Misdiagnosis of CHED 1 in early life
(RE > LE)
No Nystagmus
Visual Acuity Previous Values
RE & LE 6/12 ( Snellen Fractions
Based on 6m) (i.e 5/10) with refr:
-3.00 sph -3.50 cyl x 180°
(Moderate Amblyopia)
Reported a Deterioration of Visual
Acuity over the years
3. CASE REPORT
At Our First Investigation:
Visual Acuity RE & LE
rispectively 6/60 (i.e 1/10)
with refraction of:
-3.00 sph -3.50 cyl x 180° (?)
Anterior Segment RE & LE :
Diffuse Serious Bilateral Haze
Fundus OO: Red Reflex Visible
4. CHED: note the diffuse serious bilateral corneal haze
OD
OS
5. CHED: At this stage, which Clinical Strategies?
OD
OS
6. Tests Carried Out
Complete Eye Examination.
Photographs of Anterior Segment.
Orbscan Topography and Pachymetry.
Ultrasound Pachymetry.
Anterior Segment OCT (Casia)
Sirius Topography, Tomography, Pachimetry.
9. Strategies and Management
DSAEK May 2011
Post Surgical Therapy : Topic Antibiotic & Steroid
Close Ophthalmological Examinations /Follow Up
Assess the use of a RGP Contact Lens to improve Visual Acuity
16. SIMK’s after Surgery
Axial Algorithm
SIMK’s Astigm 18,3 D @ 65; MAX 53,1 D @65° / 34,8 D @
155°
SIMK’s 3 months after Surgery
Axial Algorithm
SIMK’s 6 months after
Surgery
Axial Algorithm
SIMK’s Pre Surgery
Axial Algorithm
SIMK’s Astigm 4,8 D @ 93°;
MAX 45,7 D @93° / 40,9 D @ 3°
19. Corneal Pachymetry After Surgery
Thinnest Point : 840 μ
Corneal Pachymetry 6 months After
Surgery
Thinnest Point : 586 μ
20. Corneal Tomography (Sirius) 3 months after
Surgery (top) and 6 months after Surgery
(bottom): note the reduction and the
regularization of the corneal thickness.
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22. Current Results
Visual Acuity with RGPCL 6/12 (i.e 5/10)
Visual Acuity with refraction 6/12 : +3,75 sph – 2,75 cyl X 170°
IOP : 16mmhg
Anterior Segment: Considerably Reduction of Corneal Edema
Same Anterior Toricity as Before Surgical Treatment
Central Pachymetry: 600 μ
23. Discussion
CHED is characterized by a diffuse ground-glass appearance of both corneas and
markedly thickened (2-3 times thiker than normal) corneas from birth or infancy.
Two types of CHED are recognized: CHED 1 (autosomal dominant - the gene
responsible 1 has been mapped to the pericentromeric region of chromosome 20)
and CHED 2 (autosomal recessive).
CHED 1 becomes manifest during the first two years of life, but in contrast to CHED 2
nystagmus is absent.
The treatment is primarly surgical.
24. Discussion
Several Authors (Busin M.; Busin M. et al) noted that DSAEK offers key
benefits over PK in conditions with moderate risk of graft failure (corneal
dystrophy).
25. Conclusions
In this patient DSAEK has resulted in a restoration of the corneal clarity with
a significant reduction of corneal astigmatism in few months.
The young patient reported a subjective significant improvement of visual
performance reporting also a considerably clearer vision.
An RGPCL with extremely high value of oxygen transmissibility was assed in
order to enhance the quality of vision.
At the moment the young patients is waiting for DSAEK in left eye.
26. Thank You for your Kind Attention
L.Avoni , L.Cappuccini , M.Busin
luca.avoni@gmail.com