1.PATIENTS’ CHARACTERISTICS Table 1.1: Age distributions.

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1.PATIENTS’ CHARACTERISTICS Table 1.1: Age distributions

Figure 1.1: Age Distributions % Age group, years percent < >=85

Table 1.2: Gender distributions

Table 1.3: Number (%) of surgery done by month

Figure 1.3: Number (%) of surgery No. of surgeries Month number January February March April May June July August September October November December

Table 1.4: Number of surgery done by centre

Figure 1.4: Number of surgery done by centre No. of surgeries Centre number A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y

Table 1.5: Distribution of care setting by centre

Figure 1.5: Distribution of day care and in patient by centre Average day care (all patients)=38% % Centre Day care In-patient C Y M A Q U I D T V P N K 0 X B S L F R J G H E W

Table 1.6: Number of patients with first eye and second eye surgery

Table 1.7: Number of patients with ocular co-morbidity

Table 1.8: Number of patients with systemic co-morbidity

Table 1.9: Pre-operative visual acuity measurement

Figure 1.9: Pre-operative visual acuity measurement % Visual acuity Unaided Refracted 6/5 6/6 6/9 6/12 6/18 6/24 6/36 6/60 5/60 4/60 3/60 2/60 1/60 CF HM PL NPL

Table 1.10: Causes of cataract

2. CATARACT SURGICAL PRACTICES Table 2.1: Distribution of types of cataract surgery by centre

Figure 2.1: Distribution of types of cataract surgery by centre % Centre ECCE Lens aspirations PE PE to ECCE ICCE Secondary IOL Implant G K H S N R I E J F Y T P A 0 V B L W X U D C M Q

Table 2.2: Distribution of combined surgery by centre Table 2.2: Distribution of combined surgery by centre

Table 2.3: Proportion of nature of cataract surgery

Table 2.4: Type of anaesthesia

Figure 2.4: Type of anaesthesia Average of local anesthesia =94% % Centre Local General F U T M C S N J P E R K 0 Q Y A B L H G V X D I W

Table 2.5: Type of local anaesthesia

Table 2.6: Distribution of single and multiple local anaesthesia

Table 2.7: Type of sedation given to patient who had local anaesthesia

Table 2.8: Distribution of IOL placement

Table 2.9: Distribution of cataract surgery without IOL

Table 2.10: Distribution of IOL- materials and types

3. CATARACT SURGERY OUTCOMES 3.1 Cataract Surgery Complications - Intra-Operative Table 3.1.1: Distribution of intra-operative complications by type of cataract surgery

Figure : Distribution of intra-operative complication % Intra-operative complication All surgeries Any

Figure : Distribution of intra-operative complication by posterior capsule rupture with vitreous loss and posterior capsule rupture without vitreous loss % Type of cataract surgery PCR with vitreous loss PCR without vitreous loss LAECCEPEPE to ECCICCE2 IOL Imp

Figure : Distribution of intra-operative complication by zonular dialysis with vitreous loss and zonular dialysis without vitreous loss % Type of cataract surgery ZD with vitreous loss ZD without vitreous loss LAECCEPEPE to ECCICCE2 IOL Imp

Table 3.1.2: Distribution of intra-operative complications by combined surgery Number in each column might add up to be more than that recorded at row with ‘ Any intra-operative complication’ as one patient might have more than one type of intra-operative complications

Table 3.1.3: Distribution of intra-operative complications by nature of cataract surgery

Figure 3.1.3: Distribution of intra-operative complications by nature of cataract surgery % Intra-operative complication Emergency Elective Any

Table 3.1.4: Distribution of intra-operative complications by type of anaesthesia

Figure 3.1.4: Distribution of intra-operative complications by type of anaesthesia % Intra-operative complication General Local Any

Table 3.1.5: Distribution of intra-operative complications by type of local anaesthesia

Table 3.1.6: Distribution of intra-operative complications by single or multiple local anaesthesia

Figure 3.1.6: Distribution of intra-operative complications by single or multiple local anaesthesia % Intra-operative complication Single anaesthesia Multiple anaesthesia Any

Table 3.1.7: Distribution of intra-operative complications by type of sedation

Figure 3.1.7: Distribution of intra-operative complications by type of sedation % Intra-operative complication No sedation Oral Intravenous Intravenous plus oral Intramuscular Any

Table 3.1.8: Distribution of intra-operative complications by sedation

Figure 3.1.8: Distribution of intra-operative complications by sedation % Intra-operative complication No Sedation Single Sedation Multiple Sedation Any

Table 3.1.9: Distribution of intra-operative complications by cataract surgery with IOL Table 3.1.9: Distribution of intra-operative complications by cataract surgery with IOL

Figure 3.1.9: Distribution of intra-operative complications by cataract surgery with IOL % Intra-operative complication Posterior Anterior Scleral Any

Table : Distribution of intra-operative complications by cataract surgery without IOL

Figure : Distribution of intra-operative complications by cataract surgery without IOL % Intra-operative complication IOL Planned No IOL was planned Any

3.2 Cataract Surgery Complications - Post-Operative Table 3.2.1: Distribution of post-operative complications

Table 3.2.2: Distribution of post-operative complications by IOL types

Table 3.2.3: Distribution of post-operative complication by material

Table 3.2.4: Post-operative complication by centre

3.3 Analysis On Cataract Surgery Visual Outcome Table 3.3.1: Median follow-up period in weeks (Patients with only unaided vision, refraction was not performed)

Table 3.3.2: Median follow-up period in weeks (Patients with refracted vision)

3.4 Post-Operative Visual Acuity Table 3.4.1: Distribution of post-operative VA

Figure : Distribution of post-operative VA % Visual acuity Unaided Refracted 6/5 6/6 6/9 6/12 6/18 6/24 6/36 6/60 5/60 4/60 3/60 2/60 1/60 CF HM PL NPL

Figure : Cumulative distribution of visual acuity by pre- and post-operative unaided VA Cumulative distribution Visual acuity Pre-operative Post-operative 6/56/66/96/126/186/246/366/605/604/603/602/601/60CFHMPLNPL

Figure : Cumulative distribution of visual acuity by pre- and post-operative refracted VA Cumulative distribution Visual acuity Pre-operative Post-operative 6/56/66/96/126/186/246/366/605/604/603/602/601/60CFHMPLNPL

Table 3.4.2: Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better at the last follow up, by surgery

Figure 3.4.2: Percent of patients with refracted VA 6/12 or better at the last follow up, by surgery % VA 6/12 or better Type of surgery Unaided Refracted LAECCEPEPE to ECCEICCE2 IOL Implant

Table 3.4.3:Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to age and type of surgery

Table 3.4.4: Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to gender and type of surgery

Table 3.4.5: Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to co- morbidity and type of surgery

Table 3.4.6: Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to complication and type of surgery

Table 3.4.7: Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to nature of surgery and type of surgery

Table 3.4.8: Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to anaesthesia and type of surgery

Table 3.4.9: Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to combined surgery and type of surgery

Table : Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to IOL and type of surgery

Table : Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to surgeon status and type of surgery without ocular co-morbidity

Table : Distribution of post-operative refracted VA 6/12 or better in relation to centre and type of surgery

3.5 Post-Operative Refracted VA Improved by One or More Line of Snellen Chart Table 3.5.1: Distribution of post-operative refracted VA improved by one or more line of Snellen chart, at the last follow up

Table 3.5.2: Distribution of post- operative refracted VA improved by one or more line of Snellen chart, with and without ocular co-morbidity at the last follow up

Table 3.5.3: Distribution of post- operative refracted VA improved by one or more line of Snellen chart with intra-op complication and without intra-op complication, at the last follow up

Table 3.5.4: Distribution of post -operative refracted VA improved by one or more line of Snellen chart with systemic co-morbidity and without systemic co-morbidity, at the last follow up

Table 3.5.5: Distribution of post -operative refracted VA improved by one or more line of Snellen chart at the last follow up in relation to surgeon status and type of surgery without ocular comorbidity

3.6 Factors Contributing to Post-Operative Refracted Visual Acuity of Worse than 6/12 Table 3.6.1: Distribution of factors contributing to post- operative refracted VA of worse than 6/12