Phacoemulsification technique with dog intraocular lens implant
Keywords:
Canine, lens, ophthalmology, visionAbstract
Eye disorders are routinely diagnosed in domestic animal clinic, which makes ophthalmology a relevant follow-up in Veterinary Medicine. Cataracts are characterized by a progressive opacity of the lens that interferes with the absorption of light reaching the retina. The objective of this work is to report the case of surgical treatment of immature cataract using the phacoemulsification technique with intraocular lens implant in canines. A 14-year-old male poodle, uncastrated, was seen at a veterinary clinic in the city of Manaus, Amazonas. After diagnosis, surgery was performed using the phacoemulsification technique, aiming at the removal through fragmentation and aspiration of the lens with subsequent implantation of the intraocular lens. After 30 days of the surgery, the patient returned to evaluate the progress of the treatment. A significant improvement in the animal's vision was observed. Therefore, it was concluded that the technique used was an efficient in the recovery process according to significant advances, two reflection tests, placing obstacles in dark and light environments.
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