A research article was published with purpose of we encounter cases of ocular fatigue after cataract surgery.It has been reported that application of 0.05 % cyclopentolate is effective for phakic patients with asthenopia with accommodative spasms.We evaluated the effect of topical 0.05% cyclopentolate on pseudophakic patients with asthenopia.In this retrospective, observational clinical study, patients with asthenopia after cataract surgery, with no known cause other than accommodative spasms were included.There were 6 patients (3 male, 3 female) with 11 eyes.4 eyes had monofocal intraocular lenses (iols), and 7 eyes had multifocal iols.The average age was 68.8 to 5.4.Result of study included the patients started their topical treatment 6.8 sat 3.0 months postoperatively and the evaluation day was 1.7 sat 1.2 months after initiating the treatment on average.All patients had elevated hfc values (68.6 sat 5.0) on the day of treatment initiation and had sign surface candy lower hfc values (58.8 sat 2.4, p< 0.01) on the evaluation day.Four of six patients, all of whom had multifocal iols, experienced relief from subjective symptoms.The study was concluding that topical treatment with 0.05 % cyclopentolate may be effective for asthenopia developing after cataract surgery, especially among patients with multifocal iols.This file belongs to a 66-year-old male patient experienced asthenopia after cataract surgery and iol implantation and was treated with 0.05% cyplegin ophthalmic solution eye drops.The patient was improving on (b)(6) 2020.There are three medical device reports associated with this complaint.This report is 1 of 3.Literature citation: n,k.Et al., effect of topical 0.05% cyclopentolate on asthenopia after cataract surgery.Japanese journal of clinical ophthalmology.2023 sep; 77 (9): 1203-1208.
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