A Case Report Illustrating the Spontaneous Vision Recovery After Inadvertent Central Descemetorhexis During Anterior Capsulotomy.

Purpose: To demonstrate an unusual mechanism of iatrogenic, central descemetorhexis (DMR) during cataract surgery and subsequent rare spontaneous visual acuity improvement within 2 months after inadvertent surgical complication.

Patients And Methods: A 81 year old woman underwent cataract surgery complicated by the loss of a 4.8X4.

The incidence and results of laser enhancement after cataract and refractive surgery with trifocal lens implantation.

Purpose: To evaluate the incidence of laser enhancement following cataract surgery and refractive lens exchange (RLE) with FineVision Micro F trifocal lens implantation (PhysIOL, Liège, Belgium).

Methods: Retrospective study of patients who had undergone cataract or RLE surgery and had received a FineVision Micro F intraocular lens. Laser enhancement of residual refractive error was determined.

The correlation between echographic and histopathological findings in uveal melanoma.

Purpose: To correlate between the echographic and histopathological findings, and to search for important criteria for the prognosis in vivo using standardised echography.

Methods: The study included 51 consecutive patients treated by primary enucleation for choroidal or ciliary body melanoma and 30 patients who underwent secondary enucleation after failing radiotherapy treatment. All patients were treated during the period of 1998--2008 at the Eye Clinic of the 3rd Faculty of Medicine in Prague, Czech Republic.

[Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia with bilateral involvement of the lacrimal glands].

Background: Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia (ALHE) and Kimura's disease are two rarely occurring disorders very similar to each other; however, they are individual nosological entities. For a long time they were considered as a single disease due to the frequency of similar characteristics. The majority of authors have recently considered these diseases as two individual entities with some reciprocal specifications, both clinical as well as morphological.