Evaluation of Ocular Biometric Parameters Following Cataract Surgery

Background: The aim of this study was to highlight the structural changes in patients with cataract following surgery and repercussions on anterior pole. Methods: A total 83 diagnosed who underwent uneventful phacoemulsification included. Every patient examined one week prior two weeks after surgery. Pre- postoperative assessment included examination posterior segment, keratometry, optical biometry. Results: pre- vs. axial length (AL) mean difference 0.07 ± 0.18 mm (p < 0.001).The chamber depth (ACD) preoperative ACD values (1.11 0.50 mm) also statistically significant 0.001). linear regression function central corneal thickness (CCT) = 0.9004 × (preoperative CCT) + 0.0668, where it characterized a reduced positive correlation (R2) 68.89% between CCT CCT. pre-/post-operative differences K1 were 0.08 0.38 D, datasets 0.0152). pre/postoperative K2 0.002 0.58 D 0.4854). Conclusions: deepened significantly postoperatively. Regarding AL, there decrease surgery, very good post values. decreased age. 2.2-mm incision during resulted relatively small residual astigmatism.