Table 1.

Patients’ profile and preoperative ocular status (n=600; 524 patients)

Age (year; mean and range)	62.2±11.6 (3-86)	Percentage
Gender
Male	239	45.6%
Female	285	54.4%
Preoperative BSCVA
LP-<20/200	343	57.2%
20/200-<20/60	218	36.3%
20/60-20/30	39	6.5%
≥20/25	0	0
Indications
PCE/PBK	261	43.5%
FECD	218	36.3%
Post DSEK failed graft	27	4.5%
HSV endotheliitis-induced corneal edema	21	3.5%
ICE syndrome	21	3.5%
PPCD	14	2.3%
Post PK failed graft	12	2.0%
Post-trabeculectomy or Post-tube corneal edema	10	1.7%
Failed DMEK graft (Re-DMEK; PGF-3 and Late failure -4)	7	1.2%
Miscellaneous (Post YAG PI-4 CHED-2; ABK-2; CMV-E-1)	9	1.5%
Lens status
Pseudophakic	372	62%
Phakic	226	37.7%
Aphakic	2	0.3%
Comorbidity (with one or more comorbidities)
Total eyes	91	15.2%
Prior Glaucoma with or without surgery	47	7.8%
Post VR surgery (with or without SF IOL)	12	2.0%
Toxic anterior segment syndrome (TASS)	16	2.7%
Vitreous in the anterior chamber	17	2.8%
Cystoid macular edema	17	2.8%
Other known retinal pathology	13	2.2%

BSCVA – best-corrected visual acuity; LP – light perception; PCE/PBK – post-cataract corneal edema or bullous keratopathy; FECD – Fuchs’ endothelial corneal dystrophy; DSEK – Descemet stripping endothelial keratoplasty; HSV – herpes simplex virus; ICE – iridocorneal endothelial; PPCD – posterior polymorphous corneal dystrophy; PK – penetrating keratoplasty; PGF – primary graft failure; YAG – yttrium aluminum garnet; CHED – congenital hereditary endothelial dystrophy; ABK – aphakic bullous keratopathy; CMV-E – cytomegalovirus endotheliitis; VR – vitreoretinal; SF IOL – scleral fixation intraocular lens