Perfluorocarbon liquid as a short-term tamponade for managing severe open globe injuries

Table 1 Demographic characteristics and clinical outcomes of patients with severe open globe injuries

Case	Age/Gender		Initial VA	Pre & Intraoperative Evaluations	Type of Injury	Zone*	OTS	PFCL (days)	Final VA	Post-op IOP (mmHg) Mean ± SD	Follow-up (Months)
1	54/M		NLP	270° iris tear, traumatic cataract, funnel RD with incarceration, TCR, EIH	Rupture	III	1	7	HM	11.1 ± 2.36	18
2		68/F	LP	Total hyphema, funnel RD with incarceration, EIH, traumatic aniridia and aphakia	Rupture	III	1	14	HM	7.67 ± 2.13	7
3		67/M	NLP	Total hyphema, funnel RD, TCR, SCH, EIH, traumatic aniridia and aphakia	Rupture	II	1	7	HM	5.875 ± 0.922	8
4		45/M	NLP	Corneal laceration, total hyphema, funnel RD with incarceration, TCR, SCH, EIH, traumatic aniridia and aphakia	Rupture	III	1	14	HM	14 ± 1.414	5
5		44/M	LP	Corneal laceration, total hyphema, SCH, funnel RD with incarceration, TCR, EIH, traumatic aniridia and aphakia, ciliary body detachment	Rupture	III	1	14	HM	7.425 ± 1.764	4

VA, visual acuity, RD, retinal detachment; TCR, traumatic choroidal rupture; NLP, no light perception, LP, light perception, HM, hand motion; SCH, suprachoroidal hemorrhage; EIH, Extensive intraocular hemorrhage; IOP, intraocular pressure; OTS, ocular trauma score
*Zone II, full-thickness wound involves the sclera no more posteriorly than 5 mm from the corneoscleral limbus; Zone III: full-thickness wound posterior to zone II.

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