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Aspirin Use in Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion in Diabetic and Hypertensive Patients

Retina Ven Dal Tıkanıklığı Geçiren Hipertansif ve Diyabetik Olgularda Aspirin Kullanımı

Murat TUNÇ
Harun YÜKSEL
Elif ÖNDER
Murat KAYA
Halil İbrahim ONDER
Pages
35–37
Publication Date
2013-07-01
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There wasno correlation between visual acuity and wide of retinal hemorrhage.Conclusion: The use of aspirin in patients with well controlled hypertension and diabetes maypositively effect the visual outcome

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Objective & Hypothesis:Purpose: The aim was to investigate whether aspirin use is a risk factor in Branch retinal veinocclusion in hypertensive and diabetic patients.Materials and Methods: The study included 30 hypertensive patients who were diagnosedbranch retinal vein occlusion.
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Key Findings & Data:Visual acuity, width of retinal hemorrhages, macular edema andretinal neovascularization were compared between aspirin using and non-using patients.Results: Of the 30 cases, 18 were using aspirin, 12 were not.
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Conclusion & Impact:There wasno correlation between visual acuity and wide of retinal hemorrhage.Conclusion: The use of aspirin in patients with well controlled hypertension and diabetes maypositively effect the visual outcome
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⚙️Variables:Aspirin · Retinal ven dal tıkanıklığı · Hipertansiyon

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Purpose: The aim was to investigate whether aspirin use is a risk factor in Branch retinal veinocclusion in hypertensive and diabetic patients.Materials and Methods: The study included 30 hypertensive patients who were diagnosedbranch retinal vein occlusion. Visual acuity, width of retinal hemorrhages, macular edema andretinal neovascularization were compared between aspirin using and non-using patients.Results: Of the 30 cases, 18 were using aspirin, 12 were not. Visual acuity less than 0.1 wasobserved in 10 of 18 aspirin using patients and 3 of 12 non-using patients (p = 0.09). There wasno correlation between visual acuity and wide of retinal hemorrhage.Conclusion: The use of aspirin in patients with well controlled hypertension and diabetes maypositively effect the visual outcome

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Amaç: Retina ven dal tıkanıklığı (RVDT) geçiren hipertansiyonu ve diyabeti olan olgulardaAspirin kullanımının bir risk faktörü olup olmadığını araştırmak amaçlanmıştır.Gereç ve Yöntem: Çalışmaya RVDT geçiren 30 hipertansif olgu dahil edilmiştir. Bu olgulardanAspirin kullanan ve kullanmayanlar görme düzeyi, retina kanamalarının genişliği, maküla ödemive retinada yeni damar oluşumu yönünden irdelenmiştir.Bulgular: Çalışmaya alınan 30 olgudan 18'i Aspirin kullanmıyordu 12'si ise Aspirinkullanıyordu. Aspirin kullanmayan 18 olgudan 10'unda görme düzeyi 0.1'in altındaydı. Aspirinkullanan 12 olgudan 3'ünde görme 0.1 ve alında saptandı. (p=0.09) Aspirin kullanan olgulardahemoraji yaygınlığı ile görme düzeyi arasında bir korelasyon saptanmadı.Sonuç: Düzgün kan basıncı kontrolü sağlanan diyabetik olgularda Aspirin kullanımı görselprognozu olumlu etkileyebilir

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TUNÇ, M., YÜKSEL, H., ÖNDER, E., KAYA, M., ONDER, H. İ. (2013). Aspirin Use in Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion in Diabetic and Hypertensive Patients. Düzce Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 15 Sayı: 2, 35–37. https://ajindex.com/articles/927137

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