Publications by authors named "M Ndary"
The question of potential changes in the nerve fibers of the cornea induced by phacosurgery remains poorly investigated. This is a review of results of many individual studies aimed at assessing the condition of corneal nerve fibers following different techniques of cataract removal. The authors substantiate the necessity for structural analysis of fiber changes based on confocal microscopy of the cornea.
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- The study investigates changes in corneal nerve fibers (CNF) after cataract phacoemulsification, highlighting the need for better understanding due to advancements in clinical practices and potential impacts of surgical techniques.
- The research involved patients aged 50 to 60 who underwent standard and hybrid phacoemulsification, using laser confocal microscopy to analyze CNF states through specific coefficients.
- Results showed a decrease in CNF orientation anisotropy and an increase in orientation symmetry after surgery, with hybrid techniques showing less significant changes compared to standard methods, indicating a need for further long-term studies on different cataract surgery outcomes.