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AI InsightIn this report, clinical features and sequelas of a serious anterior segment ischemia which was seen after a medial, superior and inferior rectus muscles surgery to correct the esotropia secondary to sixth nerve palsy were presented.
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Abstract
Anterior segment ischemia is a rare, self limiting postoperative complication, seen in different clinical levels from a mild iritis to phitisis bulbi and usually heals without any sequela but sometimes cause blindness. It can be seen after retinal detachment surgery, strabismus surgery and sometimes spontaneously. In this report, clinical features and sequelas of a serious anterior segment ischemia which was seen after a medial, superior and inferior rectus muscles surgery to correct the esotropia secondary to sixth nerve palsy were presented.
Özet
Ön segment iskemisi, kendiliğinden iyileşebilen, iritisten fitizis bulbiye kadar farklı klinik tablolarla görülen ve genellikle sekel bırakmamakla beraber körlükle sonuçlanabilen nadir postoperatif komplikasyonlardan biridir. Retina dekolman ameliyatları, rektus kas cerrahilerinden sonra ve bazen de kendiliğinden gelişebilir. Yazımızda altıncı sinir paralizisine bağlı ezotropyası olan bir olguya uyguladığımız iç, üst ve alt rektus cerrahisi sonrası gelişen ciddi ön segment iskemisinin klinik özellikleri ve sekelleri sunulmaktadır.