Treatment approaches to postoperative fibrinoid syndrome after phacoemulsification

BACKGROUND: Postoperative fibrinoid syndrome (PFS) is an early complication of phacoemulsification, manifested by fibrin deposition on the iris and intraocular lens surface, which leads to visual acuity decrease.
 AIM: To assess rate treatment efficacy (by YAG laser, enzymatic, medicalmentous) in PFS after phacoemulsification.
 MATERIALS AND METHODS: Retrospective analysis 56,019 cataract surgery cases 20172021. There were 49 patients with divided into 3 groups according approaches: 1st group medicamentous (MT) + laser destruction film (n = 6); 2nd MT prourokinase injection anterior chamber 3rd only 37).
 RESULTS: was no difference between best-corrected (BCVA) before development. a more rapid increase BCVA compared one third day (0.20 0.09 0.21 0.08 versus for respectively, p 0.001) fifth (0.25 0.10 0.27 0.13 0.16 0.14, 0.029). Nevertheless, week, there groups. Unfortunately, did not return baseline any group.
 CONCLUSION: The incidence phacoemulsification relatively low amounts 0.093%. most recovery observed