预测晶状体乳化手术中后囊破裂的两个评分系统的有效性

• 作 者: Osborne S.A. AdamsW.E. BunceC.V. Fraser S.G 韩静
• 机 构: Sunderland Eye Infirmary Queen Alexandra Road Sunderland SR2 9HP United Kingdom,
• 出 处: 世界核心医学期刊文摘(眼科学分册)
• 发表日期: 2006年08期
• 关键词: 后囊破裂 研究人群 眼科医院 知情同意 临床实践 日至

Aim: To attempt to validate two scoring systems for the prediction of intraoperative complication during phacoemulsification surgery. Methods: The study population was patients attending Sunderland Eye Infirmary who underwent phacoemulsification surgery between 1 January 2001 and 31 December 2003. The authors applied each scoring system to a control group of 300 patients from this study population and extrapolated the results to give an estimate of the spread of scores for the entire population. They then applied the same scoring systems to all complicated cases from the same study population. Using these results they were able to calculate the risk of a complication for a particular score on each scoring system. Conclusion: The application of these systems in clinical practice would allow appropriate selection of phacoemulsification cases for trainee surgeons, more accurate consent from patients for their phacoemulsification surgery, and the unbiased comparison of surgical outcomes from surgeons with differing case mix difficulties.

Aim: To attempt to validate two scoring systems for the prediction of intraoperative complication during phacoemulsification surgery. Methods: The study population was patients attending Sunderland Eye Infirmary who underwent phacoemulsification surgery between January 1 2001 and December 31 2003. The authors applied each scoring system to a control group of 300 patients from this study population and extrapolated the results to give an estimate of the spread of scores for the entire population. They then applied the same scoring systems to all complicated cases from the same study population. able to calculate the risk of a complication for a particular score on each scoring system. Conclusion: The application of these systems in clinical practice would allow appropriate selection of phacoemulsification cases for trainee surgeons, more accurate consent from patients for their phacoemulsification surgery, and the unbiased comparison of surgical outcomes fr om surgeons with differing case mix difficulties.