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Uso de la topografía corneal en pacientes operados de pterigión para el mejoramiento del desempeño profesional.

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Title: Uso de la topografía corneal en pacientes operados de pterigión para el mejoramiento del desempeño profesional.
Alternate Title: Use of the corneal topography for a better professional training in patients with pterigion surgery.
Authors: Arias Domínguez, Mildred Karelia1 mildredk@infomed.sld.cu, Milán González, Nelson1, Lazo Pérez, María Aurelia2, Fuentes Pelier, Damaris1
Source: MEDISAN. 2021, Vol. 25 Issue 3, p675-685. 11p.
Abstract (English): Introduction: Pterigium surgery is demanded as a skill in the first year of the residency and the topographical evaluation is a key element to evaluate corneal modifications and to improve clinical –surgical skill of training surgeons. Objective: To determine the corneal modifications in patients with pterigium surgery in the Ophthalmological Center from Santiago de Cuba, from January 2019 to the same month in 2021, in whom a topographical evaluation was carried out before and after the surgical procedure. Results: Female sex (60.4 %), age group 40-49 (5.8 %), the disease grade II (43.4 %) and induced astigmatism as the most frequent complication (33.9 %) predominated. Average corneal power suffered a variation of 43.25 D and 45.75 and the topographical astismatism decreased from 4.75 to 3.55 D. Conclusions: With the use of topography it was proven that there are corneal modifications derived from pterigium invasion to the cornea and from the surgical manipulation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): Introducción: La operación de pterigión se exige como habilidad desde el primer año de residencia y la evaluación topográfica es clave para evaluar las modificaciones corneales y perfeccionar las habilidades clinicoquirúrgicas de los cirujanos en formación. Objetivo: Determinar las modificaciones corneales en pacientes operados de pterigión en el Centro Oftalmológico de Santiago de Cuba. Métodos: Se realizó un estudio descriptivo, prospectivo y transversal de 53 pacientes operados de pterigión en el Centro Oftalmológico de Santiago de Cuba, desde enero de 2019 hasta igual mes de 2021, a los cuales se les evaluó topográficamente antes y después de la intervención quirúrgica. Resultados: Predominaron el sexo femenino (60,4 %), el grupo etario de 40-49 años (5,8 %), el grado II de la enfermedad (43,4 %) y el astigmatismo inducido como complicación más frecuente (33,9 %). El poder corneal promedio sufrió variación de 43,25D a 45,75D y el astigmatismo topográfico descendió de 4,75 a 3,55 D. Conclusiones: Con el uso de la topografía se comprobó que existen modificaciones corneales importantes derivadas de la invasión del pterigión en la córnea y de la manipulación quirúrgica. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Introduction: Pterigium surgery is demanded as a skill in the first year of the residency and the topographical evaluation is a key element to evaluate corneal modifications and to improve clinical –surgical skill of training surgeons. Objective: To determine the corneal modifications in patients with pterigium surgery in the Ophthalmological Center from Santiago de Cuba, from January 2019 to the same month in 2021, in whom a topographical evaluation was carried out before and after the surgical procedure. Results: Female sex (60.4 %), age group 40-49 (5.8 %), the disease grade II (43.4 %) and induced astigmatism as the most frequent complication (33.9 %) predominated. Average corneal power suffered a variation of 43.25 D and 45.75 and the topographical astismatism decreased from 4.75 to 3.55 D. Conclusions: With the use of topography it was proven that there are corneal modifications derived from pterigium invasion to the cornea and from the surgical manipulation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:10293019