Community / Social Ophthalmology

FP202 : What Drives A Corneal Ulcer Patient to TPK? A Hospital Based Study

Dr. Hem Shah, S15729, Dr. Prajna N V, Mr. Sanil Joseph, Dr. Shivaa Ramsewak

Keratitis , unlike glaucoma or diabetic retinopathy, is a very symptomatic condition. Still, patients present in the late stages resulting in them having to undergo TPK, which itself is not a vision restoring procedure. We used a systematic framework to understand the barriers at multiple levels and evaluated the chain of events.

FP417 : Feasibility of Social Entrepreneurship in Turning the Tide of Corneal Blindness

Dr. Hitendra Ahooja, A08198, Dr.Ashwini, Dr. Garima Agarwal

Retrospective analysis of cornea transplant in private eye institute in association with NGO from 2005 January-2016 May.Eye bank maintained in association with NGO,surgery performed free of cost.Data analyzed regarding cost effectiveness,infrastructure required& outcome of surgery performed from December 2013 to May 2016.

FP531 : Retrospective Analysis of Prevalence of Diabetic Patients Operated for Cataract in Urban Jharkhand

Dr. Gurwinder Singh Mangat, M06662, Dr. Anshuman Sinha

A retrospective analysis of patients operated from July 2012 till May 2015 in a urban charitable setup in Jharkhand was done to establish the prevalence of Diabetic patients amongst the total number operated for cataract . The percentage of Male and Female diabetic patients was also studied.

FP680 : Knowledge and Awareness of Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) Among Diabetic Patients – A Hospital Based Study

Dr. Disha Rane, Dr. Sonika Porwal, Dr. Mary Joseph, Dr.Suneetha N Lobo, Dr. Liya Susan Peter

Diabetes mellitus is the most common cause of blindness in the working-age group; can be minimized by this knowledge among the patients. To assess knowledge of diabetic eye disease among patients with DM in a tertiary hospital.A peer validated questionnaire survey conducted among DMpatients from Jan – April 2016.