Individualized Corneal Patching for Treatment of Corneal Trauma Combined with Tissue Defects

Table 1

Summary of clinical data.

Patient	Age (yrs)/Sex	Cause	Indication for surgery	Previous surgery/frequency	Graft feature/surgery
1	32/M	FTFB	Corneal perforation	Suture and conjunctival flap covering/1	Conical patch/PK
2	49/M	FTFB	Corneal perforation	FTFB removal, FTFB removal and conjunctival flap covering/2	Conical patch/PK
3	28/M	FTFB	Corneal perforation	FTFB removals/2	Conical patch/PK
4	28/M	FTFB	Corneal perforation	FTFB removals/2	Conical patch/PK
5	44/M	FTFB	Corneal perforation	FTFB removals/2	Conical patch/PK
6	41/M	FTFB	Corneal perforation	FTFB removal/1	Conical patch/PK
7	57/M	FTFB	Corneal perforation	FTFB removals/2	Conical patch/PK
8	41/F	FTFB	Corneal perforation	Suture, suture and conjunctival flap covering/2	Cylindrical patch/PK
9	38/M	Still wire puncture	Wound leakage	Suture/1	Irregular wedge-shaped patch/PK
10	53/M	Iron sheet injury	Wound leakage	Suture/1	Irregular wedge-shaped patch/PK
11	26/M	Aluminum wire puncture	Improper saturation	Suture/1	Irregular wedge-shaped patch/PK
12	41/M	Iron nail hurt	Improper saturation	Sutures/3	Irregular wedge-shaped patch/PK
13	49/M	Steel bar hurt	Improper saturation	Suture/1	Irregular wedge-shaped patch/LK
14	5/F	Pencil pricking	Full-thickness corneal laceration	Suture and AM packing/1	Irregular wedge-shaped patch/PK
15	4/M	Pencil pricking	Lamellar corneal laceration	None	Irregular wedge-shaped patch/LK

FTFB, full-thickness foreign body; PK, penetrating keratoplasty; LK, lamellar keratoplasty; AM, amniotic membrane.