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Research Paper | Optics Laser Technology | Volume 8 Issue 4, April 2019 | Pages: 187 - 189 | India
Recent Management of Double Pterygium: A Hospital Based Study
Abstract: Recent management of double pterygium: A hospital based study ( DR. VINITKUMAR S KAMBLE, MBBS, DNB, FELLOW IN ANTERIOR SEGMENT OPHTHALMOLOGY, SCEH EYE HOSPITAL, LAHAN, NEPAL): Purpose: To describe a recent management of conjunctivo-limbal autografting (CLA) for double pterygium in single eye & to evaluate post surgical outcome on follow up. Method: A total 6 months prospective short study in which fifteen (15) patients were selected who had double pterygium in one eye & serial analysis of 15 eyes of surgically managed double pterygium was done. The conjunctivo-limbal autograft from Nasal & Temporal pterygium in same eye was taken from the neck-body of pterygium on either side & the harvested conjunctivo-limbal autograft from the neck-body of the nasal pterygium was transferred to temporal pterygium & similarly temporal autograft nasally with minimal loss of limbal stem cells. The patients were followed up per month to check for any recurrence or complications. Result: No recurrence or other complications was noted in any patient. Conclusion: Transferring conjunctival autograft harvested from neck- body of nasal & temporal pterygia in the same eye to utilize for autografting in temporal & nasal pterygium in double pterygium is less complicated & useful procedure for double headed pterygium.
Keywords: conjunctivo-limbal autografting CLAG, limbal stem cell dysfunction LSCD, limbal stem cells LSC, AMG Amniotic membrane graft, Vicryl Ethicon Polyglactin
How to Cite?: Dr. Vinitkumar S Kamble, "Recent Management of Double Pterygium: A Hospital Based Study", Volume 8 Issue 4, April 2019, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 187-189, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=ART20196664, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/ART20196664