Retrospective Study
Copyright ©2014 Baishideng Publishing Group Inc.
World J Ophthalmol. Aug 12, 2014; 4(3): 82-86
Published online Aug 12, 2014. doi: 10.5318/wjo.v4.i3.82
Table 1 Patient demographics and pre-operative and operative clinical information
Number eyes (patients)1354 (1354)
Age at time of cataract surgery, mean ± SD (n)69 ± 10 (1354) range 38-94
Months follow-up, mean ± SD19.4 ± 17 mo
Gender, % male (n)97 (1318)
Ethnicity
% White, non-Hispanic (n)63 (315)
% Black, non-Hispanic23 (113)
% White, Hispanic14 (68)
Diabetes, % yes (n)35 (477)
Glaucoma, % yes (n)33 (452)
Ocular trauma, % yes (n)5 (62)
Uveitis, % yes (n)4 (57)
Selected lens type, % (n)
Monofocal, 3-piece (MA60)29 (389)
Monofocal and toric, 1-piece (SN60, SN6A)69 (937)
Anterior chamber lens (MTA)1.6 (22)
Surgeon level, % (n)
PGY2 surgeon56 (757)
PGY3 surgeon33 (437)
PGY5 or higher (Experienced surgeon)11 (148)
Sulcus lens placed, % (n)6.6 (89)
Anterior vitrectomy performed, % (n)4 (54)
Planned Pars Plana Vitrectomy performed, % (n)4 (51)
Unplanned Pars Plana Vitrectomy performed, % (n)1 (10)
Concomitant glaucoma surgery2.7 (36)
Posterior capsular rupture2.9 (39)