This document presents a case study of a 40-year-old male patient who underwent penetrating keratoplasty in his right eye 23 days prior for pseudophakic bullous keratopathy. The patient's history includes trauma to the right eye 30 years ago and cataract surgery in that eye in 2002, after which he developed gradual vision loss. On examination, his right graft shows subepithelial edema at the graft-host junction with 17 intact sutures and no infiltrates or reaction in the anterior chamber. His left eye has uncorrected refractive error. The presentation provides details of the patient's history, examination findings, post-operative course, and provisional diagnosis.
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Post Keratoplasty Case Presentation
1. CASE PRESENTATION ON
POST KERATOPLASTY
MODERATOR: DR SACHIN DAIGAVANE SIR
CONDUCTOR: DR SWAPNEEL MATHURKAR SIR
PRESENTER: DR ANKIT GUPTA
2. PRESENTING THE CASE OF A 40 YEAR OLD MALE, HINDU BY RELIGION,
WORKING IN A CLOTH STORE, RESIDENT OF ARVI, WARDHA,
MAHARASHTRA.
3. HISTORY OF PRESENTING
ILLNESS
THE PATIENT IS A STATUS POST KERATOPLASTY POST OP 23 DAYS IN
RIGHT EYE AND CAME FOR FOLLOW UP.
THE PATIENT WAS A CASE OF PSEUDOPHAKIC BULLOUS KERATOPATHY IN
RIGHT EYE FOR WHICH PENETRATING KERATOPLASTY WAS DONE IN
RIGHT EYE ON 27TH DECEMBER, 2021.
4. PAST HISTORY
THE PATIENT GIVES HISTORY OF TRAUMA TO RIGHT EYE 30 YEARS BACK
WHILE PLAYING GILLI, UNDERWENT CATARACT SUREGRY IN RIGHT EYE
IN 2002.
HE DEVELOPED GRADUAL DIMINUTION OF VISION IN RIGHT EYE AFTER
2 MONTHS OF SURGERY.
5. NEGATIVE HISTORY
NO H/O DISCHARGE FROM EYE.
NO H/O INCREASED REDNESS.
NO H/O PAIN.
NO H/O PHOTOPHOBIA/ GLARE.
NO H/O DOV FOLLOWING SURGERY.
NO H/O ANY OCULAR TRAUMA POST SURGERY.
6. PAST HISTORY:
NO H/O HTN, DM OR ANY OTHER SYSTEMIC ILLNESS
PERSONAL HISTORY:
NO SIGNIFICANT HISTORY
FAMILY HISTORY:
NO SIGNIFICANT HISTORY
7. TREATMENT HISTORY
THE PATIENT IS CURRENTLY ON
E/D MOXIFLOXACIN 0.5% 1 HOURLY
E/D PREDNISOLONE 10MG 1 HOURLY
E/D CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE SODIUM 0.5% 2 HOURLY
E/D TIMOLOL 0.5% TWICE A DAY
8. GENERAL EXAMINATION
PATIENT IS CONSCIOUS, COOPERATIVE & WELL ORIENTED TO TIME,
PLACE AND PERSON.
AVERAGELY BUILT, AFEBRILE
PULSE -84 BEATS/MIN
BLOOD PRESSURE- 130/80 MM HG
10. OCULAR EXAMINATION
RE LE
Visual Acuity: Distant
Near
CF CF PL PR ACCURATE
COULD NOT BE ASSESSED
6/18-6/6
-
Colour vision COULD NOT BE ASSESSED WNL
Eyebrows NORMAL NORMAL
Eyelids
Position
Movements
Lid margins
Eyelashes
Skin of eyelids
NORMAL NORMAL
Conjunctiva
Bulbar conjunctiva
Palpebral conjunctiva
Limbus
MILD CONJUNCTIVAL
CONGESTION NASALLY
NORMAL
11. RIGHT EYE LEFT EYE
Cornea
• Size
• Shape
• Surface
• Transparency
• Corneal sensations
• Vascularization
• Pigmentation
Normal
Normal
Donor & Host cornea:
Descemet’s folds +/mild edema
Absent
Absent
Absent
17 interrupted sutures +
Normal
Normal
Regular
Transparent
Present
Absent
Absent
Anterior chamber
• Depth & Contents
WELL FORMED WITH NO
ABNORMAL CONTENTS
NORMAL WITH NO ABNORMAL
CONTENTS
Iris
• Colour
• Pattern
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Pupil
• Number
• Size
• Shape
• Position
• Pupillary margin
• Pupillary reflex
Single
3-4 mm
Circular
Central
Normal
Glassy
Single
3-4 mm
Circular
Central
Normal
Greyish
12. RE LE
• Pupillary reactions
-Direct light reflex
-Consensual light
reflex
PRESENT PRESENT
Lens PCIOL IN SITU NAD
• Extra-ocular movements Full and free in all directions of gaze
(Uniocular and binocular)
Intra-ocular pressure(NCT) Digitally felt normal 14mm Hg
Lacrimal apparatus
• Puncta
• Lacrimal sac area
• Regurgitation test
• Lacrimal syringing
Normal
Normal
Negative
Patent
Normal
Normal
Negative
Patent
14. SLIT LAMP EXAMINATION
RIGHT EYE:
Donor & Host cornea: Graft is transparent,
Subepithelial Edema+ at the graft host junction
17 interrupted sutures +
Edges of graft healthy.
No infiltrates
No reaction in AC
No KPs