Dr. SHREYA SHAH

Dr. MEHUL SHAH, Dr. DEEKSHA THORAT, Dr. RUHI GUNAY

Abstract

METHODS:AFTER TAKING PERMISSION FROM ETHICAL COMMITTEE WE RETRIVED DATA FROM EMR FOR LAST FIVE YEARS IN SPECIFIC FORMAT USING EXCEL SHEET AND ANALYSED WITH SPSS 22. DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSES AND CROSS TABULATION FUNCTION HAS BEEN USED TO ANALYSE AND P<0.05 IS CONSIDERED SIGNIFICANT. RESULTS: OUR COHORT CONSISTED OF 40 PATIENTS WITH MEAN AGE 20.3+/-14.3 YEARS, 65% MALE AND 35 % FEMALE. OUT OF THIS 73% UNILATERAL AND 27% BILATERAL, MEAN LEVATOR EXCURSION WAS 9 MM. AETIOLOGY WAS 10 % CONGENITAL AND 90% MYOGENIC. 5.2 % HAD RECURRENCE FOLLOWING SURGERIES OF RESECTION 75 %, ADVANCEMENT 22.5% AND TUCKING 2.5%. MEAN PRE OPERATIVE PALPEBRAL FISSURE IN PRIMARY GAZE WAS 6.14AND POST OPERATIVE WAS 8.9. DIFFERENCE WAS SIGNIFICANT. NO OTHER COMPLICATION WAS NOTED WITH MEAN FOLLOW UP 77 DAYS. CONCLUSION: IF ASSESSED WELL LEVATOR SURGERY HAS SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT WITHOUT MANY COMPLICATIONS AND MINIMAL RECURRENCE.[advanced_iframe src="https://view.officeapps.live.com/op/embed.aspx?src=https://aiosproceedings.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/2021/E-Poster/FP277.pptx" width="100%" height="608"]