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An Overview of Corneal blindness And Eye donation DR. PREETI MATAH RESIDENT DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY MYH,INDORE

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Page 1: An Overview of Corneal blindness And Eye donation DR. PREETI MATAH RESIDENT DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY MYH,INDORE

An Overview

of Corneal blindness

And Eye donation

DR. PREETI MATAHRESIDENT

DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY

MYH,INDORE

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THE PROBLEM

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45 millionTotal blindness in the world

15 millionTotal blindness in our country

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+40,000

More cases added every year

2.5 millionCORNEAL BLINDNESS IN INDIA

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• In India, there are approximately 10 million blind in both the eyes & 5 million blind in one eye, that makes one-third of the total blind population of the world.

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• 14.9 out of every 1000 people in India are blind as compared to just 3 per 1000 in developed countries.

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Annual requirement of corneas in India:1,00,000.Average annual collection of eyes in India - 22,000.

8800 KERATOPLASTY/YR

Utilization=40% only

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CAUSES OF

CORNEAL BLINDNESS

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Injuries

Infections

Chemical burns

Corneal dysrophies/degeneration Malnutrition

Post-operative complications or infections

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WHO CAN DONATE

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Any age & sex Those who wear spectaclesThose who have had cataract surgeryDiabetics and hypertensive Blind from retinal or optic nerve provided the

cornea is clear

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WHO CAN'T DONATE

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death due to unknown cause

Poisoning

Malignancy

Septicemia

AIDS

Active tuberculosis

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Rabies

Syphilis

Infectious hepatitis

Septicemia

Creutzfeld jacob disease

Leukemias

Reye’s syndrome

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Cornea from patient with anterior segment surgery may be used if screened by specular microscopy and meet the eye bank’s endothelial standards.

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PRESENT SCENERIO

EYE DONATION

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STANDS NOWHERE TOPS

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Reasons for poor eye donation in India

• Unawareness regarding eye donation• Religious misconceptions• Existing laws – only doctors (MBBS) can

perform the procedure

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SOURCE OF DONOR EYES

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• Consented donor eyes• Pledged eyes• Eyes from unclaimed bodies

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PLEDGING• Eye donation can

happen irrespective of whether a person has pledged his/her eyes or not

• Pledging is for creating awareness and it acts as a reminder to do this job.

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OCULAR TISSUE RETREIVAL

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Nobody is charged for making eye donation. The only cost to encounter is one local telephone call.

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Enucleation to be performed

• Within 24 hrs of death if body is refrigerated

• Within 6 hrs of death if body is not refrigerated

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Till corneal retreviation team arrives---

Place wet cotton with ice over the closed eye lids. It will keep the tissue moist.

Raise Head with a pillow.Switch off the fans If possible, antibiotic eye

drops may be periodically instilled in the eyes in order to reduce chances of infection

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PROCEDURE

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Consent form - should be completely

and correctly filled

Eye jar and blood test tubes should be

labelled with-

Eye ( laterality)

Time & date of death

Time & date of enucleation

Cause of death

Name of enucleator

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10-30 cc blood for serological testing

Subclavian artery or vein is the preferred siteFemoral Artery or vein as last resort

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On reaching eye bank

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Tissues are examined, processed and used for corneal transplant operation as early as possible.

The needy patients are contacted in accordance with the waiting list.

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Eyes are a precious gift to a person. But the same eyes bring misery when misused or when they are lost. A wise man utilizes that gift while alive and on death too

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Let the others see the rainbow through your eyes, pledge & donate your eyes

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BRING LIGHT INTO SOMEONE’S DARK LIFE!

LET THEM SMILE THROUGH YOUR EYES

Thank you