Outcomes of Wound Dehiscence after Penetrating Keratoplasty and Lamellar Keratoplasty

Table 1

Characteristics of wound dehiscence following keratoplasty.

Case	Indication for keratoplasty	Type of keratoplasty	Age at the time of trauma (years)	Cause of trauma	Interval between trauma and keratoplasty (months)	Final visual acuity
1	PBK	PK	40	Unknown	6	FC/BE
2	HSK	PK	51	Struck by iron drill	13	FC/20 cm
3	KCN	PK	17	Finger poke	76	LP
4	FK	PK	58	Struck by own hand	2	20/400
5	HSK	PK	48	Spontaneous	1	20/1000
6	PBK	PK	75	Struck by wooden stick	29	20/167
7	Bacterial keratitis	PK	71	Struck by wooden stick	13	LP
8	HSK	PK	62	Unknown	99	HM/10 cm
9	Corneal endothelial decompensation	PK	42	Spontaneous	126	LP
10	PBK	PK	78	Spontaneous	52	20/500
11	FK	PK	48	Struck by desk	61	20/1000
12	FK	PK	54	Unknown	12	HM/BE
13	FK	PK	45	Struck by rebar	22	20/400
14	FK	PK	12	Struck by book	27	HM/50 cm
15	KCN	PK	19	Struck by phone	34	20/67
16	KCN	PK	23	Struck by basketball	21	20/200
17	FK	PK	49	Struck by shoes	1.5	20/133
18	HSK	PK	60	Struck by wooden stick	84	20/167
19	FK	PK	43	Struck by cabbage	48	FC/BE
20	FK	PK	29	Fall	56	HM/40 cm
21	Interstitial keratitis	PK	53	Punch	84	20/67
22	Corneal perforation	PK	50	Struck by door	84	20/133
23	Interstitial keratitis	PK	53	Punch	84	20/40
24	Ocular chemical injury	LK	46	Struck by cages	204	HM/BE
25	FK	LK	39	Punch	24	20/200
26	KCN	LK	16	Struck by elbow	28	Unknown
27	FK	LK	72	Struck by own hand	72	20/50
28	Interstitial keratitis	LK	47	Unknown	11	HM/30 cm
29	KCN	LK	48	Unknown	5	20/400
30	KCN	LK	16	Spontaneous	31	20/80
31	KCN	LK	20	Unknown	12	20/67

PBK, pseudophakic bullous keratopathy; HSK, herpes simplex virus; KCN, keratoconus; FK, fungal keratitis; PK, penetrating keratoplasty; LK, lamellar keratoplasty; HM, hand moving; FC, finger counting; BE, before eyes; LP, light perception.