Visual Outcomes in Pre and Post-Operative Macular Hole Surgery in Senior Citizen

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Devarshi Mehta
Prashant Kumar
Rimi Shree Das
Siddhant Shukla
Shubham Sourabh
Kishan Kumar Singh

Abstract

Aim: To evaluate the difference in visual outcomes in pre and post-operative macular hole surgery.


Methods: This study was proceeded in M.L Sheth Vaduwala Eye Hospital, Vadodara, with both urban and rural population of Vadodara. A total of 95 subjects were taken, who were affected due to macular hole including both males and females with the age group of 60 years and above.


Result: The study found that the majority of patients experienced improvement in vision after surgery, with the highest improvement observed after a month.


Conclusion: All total out of 100% of samples, 94% patients are seen having improvement in vision and 6% patients are seen having same vision post-operatively. It is observed that the number of females affecting due to macular hole are considerably more than the number of males.

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Devarshi Mehta, Prashant Kumar, Rimi Shree Das, Siddhant Shukla, Shubham Sourabh, & Kishan Kumar Singh. (2024). Visual Outcomes in Pre and Post-Operative Macular Hole Surgery in Senior Citizen. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(2), 1705–1714. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i2.8843
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Author Biographies

Devarshi Mehta

Assistant professor, ITM Vocational University, Vadodara

Prashant Kumar

Assistant professor Department of Optometry, ITM University Gwalior

Rimi Shree Das

Assistant professor, Medhavi University

Siddhant Shukla

Optometrist, lens cart

Shubham Sourabh

Optometrist, Deoghar

Kishan Kumar Singh

Optometrist

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