Table 1 Characteristics and clinical data of 3 patients with CaHA filler injection
From: Partial vision recovery after iatrogenic retinal artery occlusion
Case | Age (yr) | Sex | Eye | Injection site | Diagnosis | Associated ocular symptoms | Visit/Therapy interval | Treatment | Initial BCVA | Outcome | Follow - up | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
EAGLE 6-step therapy | Adjunctive treatment | Final BCVA | Other ocular symptoms | ||||||||||
Sung MS, 2010 [2] | 25 | M | Right | glabella | PCAO, anterior segment ischemia | Dilated pupil, exotropia, ophthalmoplegia, hyphema, hypopyon, cornea edema, Ptosis | Immediately | One-step | Topical and systemic abx | HM | 1.0 | Resolved anterior segment inflammation | 3M |
Kim YJ 2013 [9] | 30 | M | Bilateral | glabella | Ophthalmic artery occlusion | Dilated pupil, total ophthalmoplegia, ptosis | NA | NA | NA | NLP | NLP | NA | NA |
Current study | 33 | F | Bilateral | glabella | Retinal artery occlusion | Dilated pupil, RAPD, conjunctival injection | Immediately | Five-step | Carbogen, HBOT, | OD : 20/20 OS : HM | OD : 20/20 OS : 0.1 | Recovery of choroidal and retinal circulation in the left eye | 3M |