Heparin Sodium Uses in Children's Cataract Surgery
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https://doi.org/10.53555/bp.v5i9.1102Keywords:
Heparin, Congenital cataract, Vision, Anterior chamber, Posterior capsule opacityAbstract
After cataract extraction of the child's eye, the vision is reversed (decreases), because after surgery Fibrin is found in anterior chamber, for prevention of formation fibrin we use heparin and does not decrease the vision. The aim of this research is to study of use and non-use of heparin in children eye surgery, differentially. This is case control study conducted on sartan 1397 to jawza 1398 within one year on 30 patients in University Teaching Hospital Eye ward. In group A, there were 14 eyes that used heparin sodium in surgery and in group B there were 16 eyes that had surgery with no heparin sodium uses. Statistical analysis of the study revealed that the odds ratio is 7.714 that is seven times greater use of heparin with improvement and better result. the p valve is 0.0256 which is very close to the fact and Z statistic is 2.233. In research group A in which we used heparin in cataract surgery 2 eyes 14, 28% had a posterior capsule density, one patient had a posterior synechia that gave 7, 14%, and two patients who had hyphaemia that gave 14,28%,that mean anterior chamber had blood . In B group three eyes pupil completely close mean had occulosive pupil 18, 75%. In the study 14 female gender 46, 66% and 16 male genders 53, 33 % were in observation. And research has shown that the use of heparin to prevent the complications of cataract surgery in children is most likely having good result.
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