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. 2016 Mar 30;28(1):27–31. doi: 10.1016/j.joco.2016.01.004

Table 1.

Clinical and surgical history of the patients.

Case no. Past surgical history Age Sex Clinical findings Previous correction Failure reason of previous mode of refractive correction F/Uc (months) CDWTd (h/day)
1 P.R.a& L.b, unsuccessful trial of secondary IOL implantation 15 F Corneal scar and partial aniridia RGP Dry eye, Uncomfortable fit 12 12–16
2 P.R., S.L. and anterior vitrectomy 30 M Irregular corneal scar glasses Unsatisfactory refractive correction/prescribed to be used only with patching of the sound eye 14 10–12
3 P.R. & L. 33 F Irregular corneal scar glasses Unsatisfactory refractive correction/prescribed to be used only with patching of the sound eye 15 10–12
4 Primary repair and secondary lensectomy 11 M Irregular corneal scar RGP Uncomfortable fit 14 12–14
5 P.R. & L., and anterior vitrectomy 30 M Mild exotropia and hypertropia RGP Dry eye, Uncomfortable fit 12 8–10
6 P.R. & L., and deep vitrectomy with gas tamponade for subsequent retinal detachment 59 M Near total traumatic aniridia and a limbus-to-limbus vertical corneal scar RGP Unsatisfactory refractive correction 16 10–12
7 P.R. & L. 32 M Irregular corneal scars and superior corneal vascularization None Dry eye, Uncomfortable fit 18 12–14
8 P.R. & L., and deep vitrectomy for vitreous hemorrhage 13 M A large center involving cross-shaped corneal laceration RGP Unstable fit/excess movement 16 10–12
a

P.R.: primary wound repair.

b

L.: lensectomy.

c

F/U: Follow up period after receiving mini scleral lens.

d

CDWT: Comfortable daily wearing time of mini scleral lens hours per day.