Table 8

Characteristics of patients with complications

Case No, age, sexVisual acuityOrganismsResistanceSystemic diseaseImmunosuppressionPrestudy pathologyRx modificationComplication/ outcome (day)
AdmissionFollow up
Combined fortified group (9 patients)
1, 76, FPLNo organismDiabeticCorneal oedemaEnucleation (8)
2, 80, FHMPL Moraxella Rh arthritis,Corneal scarPK (4)
S epidermidis HTNGlaucoma
S pneumoniae
3, 89, MHM S epidermidis HTNCorneal scar, ectropionPED, conj flap (22)
Peptic ulcerLagophthalmos
4, 94, F6/606/60 S epidermidis Topical steroidNeutropic corneaPED, healed
Herpes zoster (past)
5, 97, MPLPL P aeruginosa HTN/Parkinson'sGlaucomaTarsorrhaphy
Planned, DNA
6, 92, FHMHM S pneumoniae HTNTopical steroidGlaucomaTopical vancomycinTarsorrhaphy (31)
S aureus Systemic cefazolin, ciprofloxacin
7, 75, FNPL S haemolyticus GlaucomaSubconjunctival gentamicinEnucleation (3)
Systemic ciprofloxacin, penicillin
8, 76, FHMPL MoraxellaspCefazolinTopical steroidCorneal scarSystemic ciprofloxacin, gentamicinPED, conj flap (26)
presumed HIV keratitisTopical antiviral
9, 85, F1/36HMAlpha haemolyticDiabetesScar (trachoma)Systemic cefazolinPK (3)
streptococciTobramycin
Staphcoag −ve
Fluoroquinolone group (9 patients)
10, 78, FHM Moraxella HTN/goutEvisceration (13)
Corynebacterium
11, 77, MNPLNo organismHTNCorneal scarEnucleation (8)
Oedema
Glaucoma
12, 93, MPL P mirabilis Topical steroidEvisceration (8)
S epidermidis,
Staph coag −ve
13, 96, FNPLNo organismCorneal scarEvisceration (2)
Glaucoma
14, 84, M6/606/36No organismRh arthritisSystemic steroidCorneal scarPerforation
GlaucomaPK (7)
15, 82, MPLPL P acnes HTNTraumaPerforation
Staph coag −veGlue and SBCL (6)
16, 54, MPLPL Staph DiabetesTopical steroidVascularisedPerforation
Coag −veCorneal scarGlue and BCL (10)
17, 87, MHMHM Corynebacterium HTNCorneal scarAciclovirPerforation
Moraxella Skin cancerPresume HSVGlue and BCL (2)
Staphcoag −veNeurotropic cornea
Lagophthalmos
18, 84, M6/606/18 Corynebacterium HTNDry eyeAciclovirPerforation
Corneal scar
Neurotropic corneaPK (4)
Presumed HSV