Biometric Data Changes after Penetrating Corneal Wounds in Pediatric Eyes

Background: Traumatic cataract accounts for a large proportion of monocular visual disability and blindness in pediatric populations, especially developing countries. This study aims to evaluate the axial length other biometric data changes after penetrating corneal wound eyes.
 Methods: is prospective comparative control carried on thirty children with unilateral ocular trauma associated cataract. Patients were classified into 3 groups: Group A (n= 15 eyes) underwent extraction IOL implantation same session 6 weeks trauma, B extraction, second months third one group 30 contralateral eyes both groups
 Results: Regarding length, measures reported be was (22.882 ± 0.712) mm (A) from incidence while (B) it (22.568 0.881) mm. P-value insignificant (0.292). After 12 weeks, mean AL 23.199 0.724) (22.903 1.008) p value as well (0.362). K-readings found 41.184 2.109 (42.928 2.433). 41.491 1.729 (42.797 2.518).
 Conclusion: Early I/A anterior vitrectomy recommended cases free lens AC fear reaction, wait stitches removal.