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. 2023 Apr 5;71(4):1154–1166. doi: 10.4103/IJO.IJO_2817_22

Table 7.

Demographic details, anatomical and functional outcomes of eyes which have undergone MICOF keratoprosthesis (including >15 eyes)

Authors, year No. of eyes Mean age (years, range) Follow-up duration (range), months Etiology No. of eyes (%) Anatomical success No. of eyes (%) Functional outcome Complications No. of eyes (%)
Huang et al.[37] 2011 85 44.9 (19-80) 34.7 (3-107) Alkali burns: 39 (45.9%) Thermal burn: 20 (23.5%) Acid burn: 1 (12.9%) SJS: 10 (11.8%) MMP: 5 (5.9%) 69/85 (81.2%) NA RPM: 39 (45.9%) Corneal leak/melt: 16 (19%)
Huang et al.[38] 2012 14 67 (29-80) 46.8 (10-93.6) SJS: 7 (50%) MMP: 4 (28.5%) Sjogren’s: 3 (21.4%) 14/14 (100%) BCVA ≥20/200 Achieved: 13/14 (93%) Maintained: 9/13 (69%) BCVA ≥20/40: Achieved: 43% Maintained: none Corneal leak/melt: 7 (50%) Conjunctival membrane overgrowth: 2 (14%)
Wang et al.[39] 2015 90 40 (8-64) 58.22 (1-145) Alkali burns: 51 (56.6%) Acid burns: 18 (20%) Thermal burns: 21 (23.33%) 87/90 (96.67%) BCVA ≥20/200 Achieved: 73/90 (81.11%) Maintained: NA BCVA ≥20/40: Achieved: 39/90 (43.33%) Maintained: NA Corneal leak/melt: 36 (40%) Conjunctival membrane overgrowth: 28 (31.11%)
Ma et al.[40] 2017 14 61.5 (27-87) 62 (13-144) SJS: 14 (100%) 13 (92.8%) BCVA ≥20/200 Achieved: 13/14 (92.9%) Maintained: 10/14 (71.4%) BCVA ≥20/40: Achieved: 8/14 (57.1%) Maintained: 5 (35.7%) Corneal leak or melt: 10 (71.4%) RPM: 4 (28.6%)
Wang et al.[41] 2021 91 46.7 (17-90) 100.56 (60-207) Chemical or thermal burns: 62 (68.1%) Explosive injuries: 11 (12.1%) SJS: 9 (10.0%) Sjogren’s syndrome: 4 (4.4%) MMP: 3 (3.3%) Multiple failed PK: 2 (2.2%) 77/91 (84.6%) BCVA ≥20/200 Achieved: 41/90 (45%) Maintained: 32/91 (35.2%) Conjunctival membrane overgrowth: 29 (31.9%) RPM: 14 (15.4%)

BCVA=best-corrected visual acuity, MICOF=the Moscow eye microsurgery complex in Russia, MMP=mucous membrane pemphigoid, NA=not applicable, PK=penetrating keratoplasty, RD=retinal detachment, RPM=retroprosthetic membrane, SJS=Stevens-Johnson syndrome