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A Combined Intervention of Single Vision Plus Lens and Tropicamide in the Treatment of Pseudomyopia: A Perspective Case Report from Nepal

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247–251
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2022-11-06
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During this period, the dosages of tropicamide were gradually tapered based on symptomatic relief of patient and no recurrence of the condition was observed in both subjects for next 2 month.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study highlights the role of cycloplegic refraction in the detection of accommodative spasm and the use of tropicamide 1% as cycloplegic and single vision plus lens for its management.
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Key Findings & Data:In this study, 2 subjects presenting with complain of sudden onset of diminution of vision for near and distance along with asthenopic symptoms having history of prolonged near work were recruited.
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This study highlights the role of cycloplegic refraction in the detection of accommodative spasm and the use of tropicamide 1% as cycloplegic and single vision plus lens for its management. This was a case study carried at tertiary eye hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal. In this study, 2 subjects presenting with complain of sudden onset of diminution of vision for near and distance along with asthenopic symptoms having history of prolonged near work were recruited. Pre-cycloplegic refraction showed fluctuating myopic refractive error which after cycloplegia showed a significant hyperopic shift. Single vision plus lens (base on post-mydriatic treatment) giving optimal vision for near and distance along with tropicamide 1% twice a day basis and abstinence of triggering factor was started as initial treatment modality. Subjects were kept under close surveillance and followed up fortnightly over 2 months. During this period, the dosages of tropicamide were gradually tapered based on symptomatic relief of patient and no recurrence of the condition was observed in both subjects for next 2 month.

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KOİRALA, B., CHANDAN, A., KAİTİ, R., MAHAT, M., SİTAULA, S. (2022). A Combined Intervention of Single Vision Plus Lens and Tropicamide in the Treatment of Pseudomyopia: A Perspective Case Report from Nepal. BEYOGLU EYE JOURNAL, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 3, 247–251. https://ajindex.com/articles/649073

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