STUDY OF THE INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE CHANGES AFTER PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN PATIENTS WITH REFRACTIVE ERRORS

Cataract surgery considered as one of the most common surgical procedures performed worldwide. It has been suggested to be clinical benefit for both cataract and glaucoma by many studies. Besides removing cataracts restore vision, proved reduce intraocular pressure (IOP) in patients either with or without glaucoma. showed a great efficacy IOP reduction, considering 1st-line management Its effect on is variable magnitude affected factors, including angle configuration (open-angle vs. angle-closure) anterior chamber anatomy. Preoperative mean was typically significant factor affecting after surgery. Although notable correlation between refractive errors elevation long identified, role remains unclear. In this study, we explored relationship conditions post-surgery IOP. Aim work The aim study assess changes phacoemulsification different categories errors.