EFFICIENCY OF BROW SUSPENSION WITH AUTOGENOUS FASCIA LATA IN SIMPLE CONGENITAL PTOSIS
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Keywords
Congenital ptosis, amblyopia, Eyelid surgery, IPFH (Inter palpebral fissure height), MRD(marginal reflex distance)
Abstract
Purpose: To study the Efficiency of brow suspension with autogenous Fascia Lata in simple congenital ptosis
Study Design: Quasi-Experimental study
Place and Duration of Study: The detailed research was conducted in the Institute of Ophthalmology, Liaquat University Hospital Jamshoro, between January 2020 and June 2021.
Material and Methods: This study included 11 subjects presenting with clinical symptoms of unilateral and bilateral ptosis along with poor levator function (<5mm). We carried out frontalis suspension surgery using autogenous fascia lata. After taking their consent, Patients' mean age, standard deviation, post-operative results were recorded. All the patients were followed up at 4 and 6 weeks, and results were evaluated using SPSS Version.20.
Results: The mean age of the subjects was 17.08± 3.629 years, where males to females percentages are 42% to 58%.The mean Inter palpebral fissure height (IPFH) was recorded to be 5.416 ±1.505 mm, and mean MRD (marginal reflex distance) recorded was -0.666 ± 1.073 mm while post-surgery the IPFH was 9.4167 ±1.312 and MRD was 3.45 ± 0.655 mm at 05-6 weeks. All the patients got relieved from congenital ptosis with the frontalis brow suspension technique.
Conclusion: There were no notable complications in the patient's and frontalis suspension is suggested to be a cost-effective and successful procedure for treating poor levator muscle functions.
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