يك مورد تخليه چشم به علت اسكلريت نكروزان ، سه سال بعد از عمل جراحي ناخنك باميتوماسين C

Eye Eviceration due to Necrotizing Sclertitis after Ptrygium Surgery with,. Mitomycin C after 3 Years

Purpose: To report a case of eviceration because of necrotizing scletitis 3 years after ptrygium surgery with mitomycin C. Patient and findings: A 62-year-old diabetic woman with history of bilateral ptrygium surgery with MMC 3 years ago, was referred due to severe pain in her right eye. Visual acuity was counting fingers at 2 m. There was thinning and melting of the sclera with uveal prolapse that was more severe in the right eye. The patient was admitted with a diagnosis of necrotizing scleritis. She received topical and systemic medications, but the inflammatory process progressed. Eviceration of the right eye was performed. Conclusion: Adjunctive use of MMC can produce severe complications threatening visual acuity includes necrotizing scleritis which may eventually lead to eviceration.