Simultane perforierende Keratoplastik, Katarakt-Extraktion und Kunstlinsen-Implantation (“Triple-Procedure”) 1981-1987

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ZusammenfassungDer Keratokonus (KK) ist eine progrediente kegelförmige Hornhautvorwölbung, die eine parazentrale Verdünnung an der Kegelspitze verursacht und typischerweise beidseitig asymmetrisch auftritt. Nach einer sorgfältigen Anamnese und Einstufung des Schweregrades steht heute eine gezielte stadiengerechte Therapie zur Verfügung. Ist der Brillenvisus nicht mehr ausreichend, werden von einem Spezialisten formstabile sauerstoffdurchlässige Kontaktlinsen (KL) angepasst. Bei Progression und für den Patienten im Alltag nutzbarem Visus empfiehlt sich das Riboflavin-UVA-Crosslinking (CXL), bei herabgesetztem Visus und klarer zentraler Hornhaut sind bei KL-Intoleranz intrastromale Ringsegmente (ICRS) indiziert. Ist das Stadium weiter fortgeschritten, empfiehlt sich die tiefe anteriore lamelläre (DALK) oder perforierende Keratoplastik (PKP). Bei einem akuten Keratokonus ist die PKP kontraindiziert, allerdings verkürzen tiefstromale Nähte zur Readaptation des Descemet-Risses mit Gasfüllung der Vorderkammer den Verlauf erheblich. Fast keine andere Augenerkrankung ist heutzutage einer frühen apparativen Diagnose und stadiengerechten Therapie so gut zugänglich wie der KK.


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Abstract Aim This retrospective investigated the impact of donor age, recipient age, donor endothelial cell density, vis-à-tergo, and additional intraoperative lens exchange (triple-procedure) on overall early and late phase postoperative endothelial cell density (ECD) following penetrating keratoplasty (PKP) in various diagnosis groups. Patients and Methods In 590 cases with diagnosed keratoconus (KC), Fuchs dystrophy (FD) and herpes simplex virus infection (HSV) who underwent PKP or triple surgery, the ECD in cells/mm2 was analysed, both preoperatively, with all-sutures-in (early postoperative stage), and after last suture removal. The factors were tested by Mann-Whitney U-test, correlation analysis and linear regression analysis. Outcome Correlation analysis demonstrated a weak negative correlation between the patientʼs ECD and donor age (early postoperative stage: r = − 0.25, p < 0.001; after last suture removal: r = − 0.16; p = 0.003). Regression analysis revealed that donor age did not impact postoperative patient ECD. There was a weak negative correlation between postoperative ECD and recipient age (early postoperative stage: r = − 0.31, p < 0.001; after last suture removal: r = − 0.34, p < 0.001). Regression analysis confirmed the negative impact of recipient age on patient ECD (early postoperative stage: β = − 13.2, p = 0.001; after last suture removal: β = − 4.6, p < 0.001). Correlation analysis determined a weak positive correlation between postoperative ECD and donor endothelial cell density (early postoperative stage: r = 0.37, p < 0.001; after last suture removal: r = 0.32, p < 0.001). Regression analysis also determined that donor endothelial cell density had a positive impact on postoperative ECD following last suture removal (β = 0.4, p < 0.001). Vis-à-tergo and additional lens exchange (triple procedure) had no significant effect on postoperative ECD (p > 0.05). This was also confirmed by the results of the regression analysis after last suture removal. Conclusion Recipient age and donor endothelial cell density have a significant impact on postoperative ECD following PKP. Not all of the statistical tests proved donor age to be a significant influencing factor. Vis-à-tergo and additional lens exchange (triple procedure) had no significant effect on postoperative ECD following PKP.


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