ABSTRACT
Objective To explore the anisodine hydrobromide injection on postoperative visual function recovery in patients with glaucoma.Methods Used retrospective analysis method, 18 cases, 25 eyes glaucoma patients from October 2012 to October 2015 in our hospital undergoing surgery treatment were randomly selected and their clinical data were analyzed.The patients received anisodine hydrobromide injection postoperative,and intraocular pressure andvision correction were compared before and after treatment.Results After treatment,the patient’ s average intraocular pressure was(13.64 ±2.35)mmHg,which was signigicantly lower than(36.68 ±3.56)mmHg before treatment(P <0.05);postoperative follow-up,vision correction of 14 cases(21 eyes) was above 0.3,accounted for 84%,which was statistically significant compared with the preoperative (P<0.05);there were 3 cases(4 eyes)of postoperative complications,including one eye with corneal edema,1 eye with anterior chamber bleeding,2 eyes for fiber exudative inflammation, the complication rate was 16%.Conclusion Postoperative patients with compound anisodine hydrobromide injection adjuvant therapy has significant clinical effect, not only could significantly improve the patient ’ s visual function, and reduce incidence of postoperative complications with high security.