A physician reported that ten days following a cataract/vitrectomy/intraocular lens (iol) implant procedure, the patient developed endophthalmitis.The treatment is still under observation.Additional information was provided indicating that after six days of hospitalization, the patient was discharged, the intraocular pressure was normal, the cornea was transparent, the pupil was 3mm, the light reaction was normal, the iol was positioned correctly, the gas in the vitreous body was clear below, and the retina was normal.The day after discharge, the patient experienced eye pain.The diagnosis was endophthalmitis with hospitalization.The vision was sensitive, the anterior chamber exuded, the pupil exuded membrane, the lens was in place, the fundus peeped unclearly and b-mode ultrasonography showed high echo in the vitreous cavity.A local anti-inflammation was given.Performed anterior chamber lavage and intravitreous injection of antibiotics.Three days later, the symptoms worsened and performed intravitreal lavage and iol removal surgery.After surgery, the whole body and local anti-infection were performed.At present, the patient's condition is stable, the vision is 0.12, the cornea is slightly edematous, the pupil is 3 mm, the lens is absent, the silicone oil in the vitreous cavity is clear, the fundus of the eye is occlusive, the macular temporal swelling is about 6 pd, and the remaining retina is in position.
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